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dragoness 

A word used to refer to a female dragon.
"Welcome to my lair." hissed the dragoness.
dragoness by Pyroteamkill March 30, 2005
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Drugpression 

When you’re feeling so low that the only person you want to have any contact with us your drug dealer.
“I haven’t replied to my mom’s, my sister’s my friends’, or my partner for that biology project’s texts in 89 hours, but I just bought an 1/8, I must be drugpressed.”

“My drugpression has gotten to the point where my only source of human contact is my drug dealer”

Dracggression 

1: When Kim Dracula uses aggression to enhance their art.

2: Kim Dracula aggression.
Kim put a whole lot of dracggression in this song!

Dragoness 

A woman with a fiery, spiyfire like personality who is constantly angry. She has a controlling nature and has to keep things going her way. In a way, dominating is a second nature for her.

A dragoness uses insults, destructive, demeaning, humiliating, words (and statements) to destroy other people in an attempt to contol them and keep them in their "place".

Especially seen in the dating world a dragoness will demean, and publicly humiliate her mate to both keep him in his place and to keep him close. She figures if she demeans and contols him, he'll never leave her. Yes, she rules her mate by fear. In many cases, her mate never leaves her sight. Mates of a dragoness usually have there decisions made by the dragoness. So often he/she becomes lost without her. A dragoness never leaves her mate alone . It reminds us of the dragons of myth guarding her treasure.

Please not a dragoness does not necessarily have to be asian.
We all watched in horror as hailey's dragoness nature came out, as she completely tore into both her husband and the waiter.
Dragoness by Theamazinggeek January 16, 2019

Deagressive 

“I’m very deagressive compared to her”
Deagressive by Pmetz July 28, 2022

Stinky Bobby

When you find a little guy who is stinky. Usually needs a belly rub.
Hey, that’s Stinky Bobby.
Stinky Bobby by anorlondo June 17, 2026
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