Drol
Either a Pro Hormone or Designer Steroid, that has drol at the end of the name: Superdrol, Halodrol, Furzadrol, Methyl-Drol, etc.
Drol by Juggernaut LaRue October 11, 2008
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drol
Afrikaans term for a turd, piece of shit, etc. Can also be used to describe a badly rolled joint, or to insult a person.
Dammit! I stepped on a drol now I've got shit all over my shoes!
This joint is not going down too good here man! For fuck sake Greg, you rolled a real drol dude!!
I'm telling you, Greg can't roll a lekker marley! He is a groot drol!!
This joint is not going down too good here man! For fuck sake Greg, you rolled a real drol dude!!
I'm telling you, Greg can't roll a lekker marley! He is a groot drol!!
drol by Serpent Tongue August 31, 2006
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drolfoid
Alix says she's a Drolfoid and people should fear her.
"What's a drolfoid? "
It's a dragon and wolf and also from the void.
"It's so cute. We should definitely fear her!!"
"What's a drolfoid? "
It's a dragon and wolf and also from the void.
"It's so cute. We should definitely fear her!!"
drolfoid by urbanronin March 8, 2021
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