coolaid drinker

Derived from the Johns town cult that commit mass sucide by drinking poison cool aid on orders from their leader. A dyed in the wool Republican who is certain that nothing the political party could do can ever be wrong.

Dude stay away from politics at my parents house, my moms a cool aid drinker.
"If Haliburton doubled the price of the contract and still didn’t perform they obviously needed more money."

by Dangerous Dave I September 7, 2005

drifter

A person who accepts that they are without a permanent lodging and chooses to travel from place to place with the purpose of not becoming attached to anyone or anywhere thus avoiding commitment and responsibility. Age gender and wealth are not an influence to a genuine 'drifter'.

The itinerary for the drifter is north some days with an open ended no final destination. There are many drifters posting their information on Facebook. The true purest drifters don't need handouts our couches to surf at friends places. They make they way with useful skills.

by Kaaahi January 27, 2015

drift compatible

When two compatible people (doesn't necessarily have to be romantic. It could be close friends, family members, etc.) hold a strong bond that allows them to drift/mind meld.

"Wow look at them! They're totally drift compatible."

by LordiestLord November 12, 2013

Drillcat

He will kill your family.

Drillcat will kill your family.

by lilmisskitty October 16, 2008

Drista

dream's awesome and badass 14 year old sister

George: Tommy who is Dream
Tommy: Oh right that's Drista's brother
Sapnap: Wow Drista is so cool, Dream could never

by yuhyuh101 October 12, 2020

drinking alone

Something you just have to do.

I'm drinking alone, but I'm in my apartment so it doesn't count.

by g33 March 3, 2009

Tall drink of water

n. 1. A man or woman that is tall, gorgeous, and super delicious. Like on a hot day, a tall drink of water is absolutely appealing.

2. Old slang for a visually appealing man or woman.

Would you look at hunky man? He is one tall drink of water. I could drink that RIGHT up.

by spellcheck09 May 5, 2009