Dry-fire
When you shoot up your drugs without adding water to them. Instead of water, you let your blood fill the syringe and mix with the back-loaded drugs before injecting them.
Dry-fire by SunnyDeaux July 7, 2024
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Dry fire
When one sits down to have a bowel movement but only farts are emitted causing confusion in the sitting person as to why nothing solid has evacuated the body.
Dry fire by ryatellsastory September 16, 2015
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Dry Fire
When one's sack hasn't been used in ages, he ejaculates dry air or dust, from his penis, usually causing a loud squeak or farting sound.
After watching his mom dance to the song "its raining men" by the Weather Girls, Evan dry fired all over the back of Rj's head, while Matt and Nick shared a silent laugh in the backround.
Dry Fire by dirty mikey September 20, 2010
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dry fire by ClimbingTheLog December 9, 2009
dry fire
(verb) to go through the motions necessary to discharge a firearm or ranged weapon, but without any functional projectile loaded into its chamber
dry fire by J.R., PhD, MD, PsyD, Esq. May 4, 2022
Dry fire
In climbing, when you’re pulling really hard on a hold (usually a crimp) and your fingers slip off with absolutely no warning, sending your ass to the pad.
When you dry fire it’s not uncommon to leave a chunk of your knuckle on the hold. Your fingers might also snap shut so fast that they hit your palm and it sounds like you pulled a pulley. Or you might actually pull a pulley.
When you dry fire it’s not uncommon to leave a chunk of your knuckle on the hold. Your fingers might also snap shut so fast that they hit your palm and it sounds like you pulled a pulley. Or you might actually pull a pulley.
*climber falls suddenly*
“Girl did you just pull a pulley?!”
“Nah just dry fired on that stupid slimp”
“Girl did you just pull a pulley?!”
“Nah just dry fired on that stupid slimp”
Dry fire by GayClimber April 27, 2025
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