Dreadneck 

A Dreadneck is NOT a Wigger nor are they hateful. Dreadnecks are similar to Deadnecks (Greatful Dead following Rednecks) except that they're more like Rastas. They smoke herb, and are nice towards all people, One Love. They're Southern Country boys who live by the Golden Rule and are turned Hippie. Their girlfriend is probably a vegetarian but they live for deer season and can hit a 8-point buck from 50-yards.

Aw man, I bet that bluegrass festival was full of white trash and rednecks.

Actually it was great, I took a bunch of mushrooms with a couple dreadnecks and we stayed up all night drinking High Life, square dancing, and skinny dipping, then homeboy busted out his Guitar and played Take It Easy on the back of his F350

Dreadneck by VWWV March 23, 2011

Dreadneck 

Half Rasta half redneck. Updated version of the WASPafarian. Loves all heterosexual godfearing people but hates gays.

I'm a Born-Again Dreadneck with no apology, yo. Is the fuckin' Peter Pirates done drove the rent up and all the families gotta move out.

Dreadneck by DreadneckofDreadnecks December 15, 2004

Dreadneck 

Retarded white kid who thinks he is a rapper but is racist towards black people, jews, hispanics. and all races except American Caucasian Wigger.

Wow, that kid down the street is a complete dreadneck, he acts like a rapper but he is a complete asshole racist!

Dreadneck by Joey Fugnugget December 27, 2010

Dreadsock 

Gaming term from the Warhammer 40,000 hobby.

A Dreadsock is a standard sock with a (metal) 40K Dreadnought inside. The Dreadsock is then used to 'beat the stupid/cheeze/beard/shit' out of people.

In general useage, "Dreadsock" is usually suggested to emphasise how stupid a situation is.

Note: it is not advisable to actually hit someone with a real Dreadsock - it can cause serious injury, and get you in a lot of trouble!

"This guy at my local club insists on using illegal rules combos and claiming it's legal! We've tried time and again to make him learn the proper rules! How do I get through to him?"
"Take one Dreadsock, and apply as many times as needed to make him stop."

Dreadsock by Wargameruk September 4, 2009

Dreadlocksmith 

A hair stylist who is proficient in the art of creating & maintaning dreadlocks.

Dam, my dreadlocks are starting to grow into each other. I need to call my Dreadlocksmith with the quickness!

Dreadlocksmith by Dread Head Ned February 16, 2010

dreadlocks 

Also called dreads, it is a style created by allowing the hair to matt into locks.

Although popular myth gives Rastafarians credit for inventing the style, it is almost as old as humanity itself. Dreadlocks or similarly matted styles have been worn from Africa all the way to India, Australia, and even Papua New Guinea.

Indians call them "jata", and they are generally worn by adherents of Shiva.

Some Austro Aboriginies call them "goonut" or "goonat". It was a popular style around the area now known as Botany Bay in pre colonial times.

The term "dreadlocks" being used for this style, however, did originate with the Rastafarian movement. To them it symbolizes many things including the rejection of conventional western mainstream beauty standards, and the dread some may feel when confronted with the true natural self.

There is some debate as to whether matted locks that are "well manicured" should be called dreadlocks, since they are not natty and often require consistent maintenance and a higher degree of perceived vanity.

I need to tighten up my dreadlocks once a month.
You shouldn't pop your dreadlockss when they're dry.

dreadlocks by Niki Lasher November 21, 2003

BreadNeck 

The term used to define a person of wealth who continually indulges in items more associated with blue collar workers. Usually pertains to those of new found wealth who are finally able to satiate their inner, low-class fantasies.

Items may include monster pick-up trucks, tricked out snow-blowers, mobile homes, etc.

Dude, that new VP is such a breadneck. Did you see that pimped out, jacked-up pick-up truck in the parking lot?

BreadNeck by bdude14 January 8, 2008