Downopper
Any person who abuses opiate derived drugs, especially heroin and oxycontin. This term applies to all addicts, whether or not they slam, snort or free-base the substance.
Downopper by diablamorgana December 9, 2008
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doghopper
Carny and porno slang for a man or woman who is a novice-- ala Grasshopper on the 1970's TV show "Kung-Fu"-- but with a puppy dog like aura.
doghopper by D.B. Doghouse November 20, 2006
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Dognappers
The creeps who drive around in white vans (often with no windows or advertisements on the van) and sometimes with a ladder on it. They kidnap dogs and the occasional kid.
Dognappers by dognapperssuck April 7, 2010
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doonapper
doonapper by Callendeez May 13, 2005
Dognapper
Wow, she looks so content napping with this dog, she must be Diana
At first, I was afraid of dognappers. Now, I wish they could have my pup.
At first, I was afraid of dognappers. Now, I wish they could have my pup.
Dognapper by Dogandnaplover November 24, 2022
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