Dryland
When swimmers do exercises out side of the pool, typically involving abwork, running, and body weight strengthening activities combined with cardio
Dryland by Grizzanddotcommm September 10, 2013
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Dry Land Turd
When you take a shit in the toilet that is so massive the majority of it is out of the water.
This could happen too if you were in a porta potty and it is so full your shit never touches the water.
This could happen too if you were in a porta potty and it is so full your shit never touches the water.
Dry Land Turd by olive man July 13, 2015
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dry land turd
dry land turd by olive man July 13, 2015
dry land tourist
A Jamaican term: A ‘Dry land tourist’ is someone who has never traveled outside of their country. Though they would love to travel to other countries, ‘dry land tourists’ never wait for an opportunity to travel, they make it their duty to take any opportunity to explore the corners and crevices of their own country.
1.If you want to visit Jamaica, I’ve a friend who knows all the cool places. She is a Dry land tourist.
2. A Dry land tourist would know a lot about his/her culture and country.
2. A Dry land tourist would know a lot about his/her culture and country.
dry land tourist by Peda.com March 14, 2019
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Dyrland Style by Hankmorgan July 27, 2010
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