drawn together

The world's first cartoon reality television show.
Immensely funny, though sometimes disturbing.
Tends to pick on stereotypes of minority groups.
Ie: African-Americans, Jews, gays, jocks, fatties, asians.
Goes where not too many other cartoon series (short of anime porn) will go.

"You're whining and self-hating and most likely bi-polar. You're exactly my type!" -Genie

"And that is how you make a welfare check- I mean, baby" -Foxxy Love

All above are quotes from Drawn Together

by coryinc September 26, 2006

draw heat

Unwanted or unnessary attention to self or others

Damn dog, those flashy threads draw heat to you. That's why you don't blend in.

by xXDJRa1nmanXx July 4, 2017

lucky drawers

A pair of "drawers" or boxers/underwear that you have that are very lucky. You wear them when you need a lot of luck and they tend to help out in tough situations. Also your favorite pair of drawers

Dude1: man we really need some luck for today. We might lose the championship game
Dude2: no worries homeboy, im wearin my lucky drawers, we're gonna win no matter what.

by jordanc45 January 19, 2011

drawing dead

In poker, someone already holds a hand that will beat the highest hand you can possibly make.

"He got quads on fourth street; I was drawing dead."

by Coell May 14, 2005

scarlett drawl

Means a Southern accent. Name comes from the character Scarlett O'Hara from Gone with the Wind.

I could barely understand Cletus because of his thick scarlett drawl.

by Luchador de la Calle Dos January 30, 2005

See median, draw symmedian

A little known trick which solves every single geometry problem in existence. It is used through drawing the isogonal conjugate of a median in a triangle after observing a median, and usually allows the use of Desargues' involution theorem to instantly finish the problem.

"How do you solve this problem?"
"See median, draw symmedian"

by xor2004 July 15, 2023

backdoor draft

Backdoor draft – Military term used to describe the current government policy of keeping troops in the military beyond their original enlistment contracts through the utilization of “stop loss orders” (keeping specific shortage job specialties such as military intelligence and aviation in) and “stop movement orders” (locking down entire units so that troops can’t leave the military or rotate out into another unit). Some troops have spent one to two years serving past their enlistment contract or retirement date.

“Man, it sucks to be SGT Johnson.”
“Why’s that?”
“He had a scholarship to UT set up but now the Army’s keeping him in for another year to send him back to Iraqistan.”
“Is he going to loose his scholarship?”
“Probably. Damn backdoor draft.”

by Trav February 10, 2005