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Dragonkishi 

Dragonkishi means someone almost to the T of someone's else.
Me: Kishimoto is a Dragonkishi. Cause he created Hinata from Chi-Chi. He created Sakura from Bluma. He created Sasuke from Vegeta.
Dragonkishi by Sakurakage August 9, 2019

dragonkin 

The term is used to describe someone who, on a believe level, identifies as a Dragon.

Dragonkin is, a form of, and part of Otherkin.

The word itself is build up from Dragon (type of kin) and kin (See: Otherkin). This portmanteau is used to segment the Otherkin community and forms a group that is somewhere on the Taxonomic rank

Because there is a lot of hatred around the topic of Otherkin; Most who identifies as such, Don't tent to let others know, in fear of this hatred

See also: Otherkin, Therian, Draconity.
1. I identify, on a spiritual level, as a dragonkin
2. Given your traits, have you ever looked at dragonkin
3. Are there any fellow dragonkins here?
dragonkin by Comoar March 22, 2020

dragonspine 

the most annoying place ever
IT KEEPS FREEZING MY ISTG
Person A: "Dragonspine is the best!"
Person B: "You’re insane! No it isn’t!"
(i personally agree with Person B)

Dragonkitty 

Dragonkitty really loves pie
Dragonkitty by dyaballikl July 8, 2012

Dragonspunk 

The most effective of all ancient Chinese remedies. Much more effective then Mogwai.
Oh man Dave, I've got this wicked rash!
Try some dragonspunk!
Holy shit, now I have horns!
Dragonspunk by JonAE April 26, 2008

Dragon Skin Hike 

Dragon Skin is a 3 night hike for Venturers in NSW, over easter. It involves hiking, doing activities, partying, fires, moshes, movies, making friends and hugs.

You may also attempt the mysterious Tri-Challenge, only attempted by the best of Venturers.
So what did you do for Easter?

I went to Dragon Skin Hike, Also known as dragon skin
Dragon Skin Hike by chaserx April 18, 2010
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