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double-dragon

When you have a bad stomach / food poisoning and end up spewing diarrhoea while also throwing up.
Man, that burritto really did a number on me- I was pulling a double-dragon all night
double-dragon by randomlysid June 20, 2011

double dragon

When you are so fucked up that you simultaneously shit and puke.
Joe got so fucked up he pulled a double dragon in my bed, now I have to throw out the matress.
double dragon by BurningInFlames September 25, 2005

Double Dragon

When you vomit and have diarrhea at the same time.
You're not a real peace corps volunteer until you unleash the double dragon

Double Dragon

Slang for viral gastroenteritis given to Sailors who tend to pick up the virus in Asian liberty ports. It is an inflammation of the intestine caused by a virus. The symptoms usually include abdominal cramps, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting and normally last about 12-24 hours.

Also known to infect cruise ships where close quarters and a failure of passengers to wash their hands leads to wide infection.
Seaman Timmy is down with the Double Dragon. If he continues to try and hydrate with Monster he will need an IV.
Double Dragon by mpdivo January 22, 2012

Double dragon

The act of vomiting while taking a shit due to alcoholic intoxication.
"I woke up really hung over and had to take a shit. Due to the effort in releasing the crap, I had to vomit. It was a double dragon."

Double Dragon

A two-handed hand-job that is performed using large quantities of lube (I.E. KY or saliva), and definitely both hands. To do the double dragon, the giver must be using the left and right hands to twist and slide up and down the shaft, while the receiver makes thrusting motions, and the hands must be locked together and work as a double dragon sliding up and down the cock, while rotating around and sliding up and down vigorously. Often results in massive splooge.
Me and Marie went to 7/11 where I bought some lube and she gave me the ultimate 'Double Dragon' around back.
Double Dragon by omgwtfbbq22 August 13, 2007
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