droogies
"Hey man did you see those droogies on the sub way?"
"Yeah they were so cracked out that they were sitting there drooling
"Yeah they were so cracked out that they were sitting there drooling
droogies by Kraykray420 May 20, 2014
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Droogies
Me and my droogies sat in the Korova Milkbar, making up our rassoodocks on what to do, real horrorshow.
Droogies by OfficialBenFranklin98 May 4, 2024
Related Words
droogies • droogie • droogles • droolies • droobies • droofies • droogish • doogy • doogie snipes • doogie snipper
droobies
Droopy-Boobies; the nickname for saggy breasts that are not supported; hanging breasts that usually start below where normal breasts end; poorly or non-supported breasts; breasts with nipples pointing south.
droobies by Miss Peeps September 15, 2006
droogie
In reference to droog. A term first dubbed in the book A Clockwork Orange. It describes an ultraviolent gang member.
Used by Mustaine commonly to beckon to his true fans, as he enjoys this piece of literature. A T-Shirt was available in the past with the cover of A Clockwork Orange with Captain Vic replacing Alex.
Used by Mustaine commonly to beckon to his true fans, as he enjoys this piece of literature. A T-Shirt was available in the past with the cover of A Clockwork Orange with Captain Vic replacing Alex.
droogie by Spaz_Unite February 11, 2008
Droolies
The type of people that are very easily mentally stimulated by insignificant things. These things include:
1. Sprinting to the scene like Usain Bolt when a person yells "fight".
2. Watching a season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
3. Witnessing an accident, but only go over to see if there is a chance of a glimpse of a dead body.
1. Sprinting to the scene like Usain Bolt when a person yells "fight".
2. Watching a season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
3. Witnessing an accident, but only go over to see if there is a chance of a glimpse of a dead body.
Person 1 - Dude, look at them. Sitting down all day watching reality TV.
Person 2 - Yeah, man. I know. What complete droolies.
Person 2 - Yeah, man. I know. What complete droolies.
Droolies by TheCragifier August 31, 2013
droogie
playful term to describe your significant other or even a hobby. usually used to describe something you really really really (you can see where i'm goin' with this) like.
succinctly stated, your fix. abbreviation: droog
succinctly stated, your fix. abbreviation: droog
droogie by sweetpotatoes February 3, 2007
droogles
droogles by The Turtle's Head October 28, 2007
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