dropsies
The complete and utter state where you have the tendency to accidentaly drop everything you pick up, causing frustration and embarrasment if there are others in the vicinity
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dropsies
When in a state of inebriation, the inability to hold onto anything (including beer, your keys, your girlfriend, etc.) without dropping it.
dropsies by john suckling October 1, 2006
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Dropsies
A physical disorder having to do with the aging in which more implements handled are dropped. The condition is aggravated by advanced age to a point where loved ones of elderly people do not hand anything of value their elderly charges.
The Dropsies
A bad case of lack of motor function in your hands. Typically, a person with the dropsies drops nearly everything. It is possible to catch the dropsies intermittently, and be an intermittent dropper, but a full blown case of the dropsies typically leads to screaming "shit! Fuck!", making the utterer a near-constant shitfucker with a bad case of the dropsies
The Dropsies by Wypipo whisperer October 6, 2020
the dripsies
The last time i went into that office you guys gave me the dripsies!
Did you hear that carmen got the dripsies?
Did you hear that carmen got the dripsies?
the dripsies by jbrown81090 July 18, 2010
one beer drowsies
When a person drinks only one or two beers, then stops drinking, the person will inevitably become tired/drowsie. This phrase describes that phenomenon.
Since I've had lunch I've got the one beer drowsies, should have drank three or four, at least then I'd be able to stay awake.
one beer drowsies by dmcnelis September 30, 2005
afternoon drowsies
“Kyle sometimes naps in his cubicle when faced with the afternoon drowsies, especially if he was up late chatting with Rebecca.”
afternoon drowsies by aljenacceber June 29, 2022
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