Dramature

A 'reverse parody' or 'dramatic caricature'. A serious or sincere version of a silly or childish original concept or idea.

There's been a recent trend in taking old characters from childhood cartoons and transforming them into dramature for a now adult-age audience.

by Ryan Scott -author May 8, 2015

dramaqueen

One who overexagerates everything, who makes a big deal out of nothing.

"Oh my Gosh, he knows I like him. What I am going to do. Please kill me now!"

by Caress March 29, 2005

Dramatuse

Instead of contacting those directly, posting obtuse and cogent things on social media which gets everyone asking “What’s wrong?... happened?.... who? ....etc.

The brothers were at it again on Facebook with more cryptic and dramatuse posts. It’s like watching a soap opera

by Ohyeahr February 6, 2019

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.

After hearing that the expresso machine was out of order Baltazar quickly switched to his dramatard mode.

by David Diaz April 9, 2008

dramatized

adj.

to be extremely extroverted due to being overexposed to your schools drama department. Dramatization usually occurs after becoming a thespian. when dramatized, the simplest of sentences and tasks can be completely loud overblown and obnoxious.

dramatized kid: I. DROPPED. MY. TACOOOO TRIANGLLEEEEE!!!

oscar: wow, he's dramatized

by johnnyhash123 January 19, 2010

gramature night

when an older woman is hot enough to be a stripper, yet old enough to be someones grandmother

check out that milf, she is hot! i bet she could win the prize money on "gramature night" down at the strip club.

by jrbsvs April 26, 2008

Dramatron

A human more dramatic than a barrel full of Decepticons.

My girlfriend, Irene, is being a dramatron because she is known as the town swamp donkey.

by Larold "The Snake" Beamus September 2, 2011