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Dramatard
Main entry: Dramatard
Part of Speech: Noun
Definition: Any person who amplifies their reaction to life's daily situations, to the point of ad nauseum. A person who is reliably in a state of stress over any little detail gone wrong.
Part of Speech: Noun
Definition: Any person who amplifies their reaction to life's daily situations, to the point of ad nauseum. A person who is reliably in a state of stress over any little detail gone wrong.
After hearing that the expresso machine was out of order Baltazar quickly switched to his dramatard mode.
Dramatard by David Diaz April 9, 2008
Related Words
Dramafarm • drama farmer • drama armor • Drama Family • Drama Karma • DramaFag • Dramatard • dramarama • #dramafreedick • DramaCare
dramarama
A situation where one or more individuals choose to take a relatively benign event and turn it into a huge drama.
The result when certain individuals put effort into taking a minor happening and presenting it as though it were a big deal.
This often involves a lot of high pitched screams or expressions of outrage, the narrowing of eyes, forced tears, threats of various kinds, phone calls, email, blogging, etc..
It is not uncommon for a dramarama to become known to a vast amount of people within a very short time.
The result when certain individuals put effort into taking a minor happening and presenting it as though it were a big deal.
This often involves a lot of high pitched screams or expressions of outrage, the narrowing of eyes, forced tears, threats of various kinds, phone calls, email, blogging, etc..
It is not uncommon for a dramarama to become known to a vast amount of people within a very short time.
Total DramaRama
Total DramaRama by Totaldramaramafanuwu January 1, 2021
Total Dramarama
1: “Have you seen Total Dramarama”
2: “Yeah that shit sucks.”
1: “Fr bro”
4 y/o: “Are you guy’s talking about Total Dramarama? I love that show!” *snot falls from nose*
1&2: “Ayo Wtf”
2: “Yeah that shit sucks.”
1: “Fr bro”
4 y/o: “Are you guy’s talking about Total Dramarama? I love that show!” *snot falls from nose*
1&2: “Ayo Wtf”
Total Dramarama by KailIsCoolTV December 28, 2021
dramastarmatically
Adj.
Used to describe something that is dramatic and drastic simultaneously.
(This word was invented by Imogen Heap in her vBlog #38 as she explained the changes she had made to a song in her upcoming album).
Used to describe something that is dramatic and drastic simultaneously.
(This word was invented by Imogen Heap in her vBlog #38 as she explained the changes she had made to a song in her upcoming album).
Imogen: First Train Home, I changed the intro dramastarmatically...drastically... drastamarakikly because it's the first song in the album...
dramastarmatically by N0r March 13, 2009
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