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Full-Donald 

To wear an outfit completely devoid of lower bottom coverings, in the style of Donald Duck.
Dominic turned up to the party Full-Donald, and was subsequently arrested for indecent exposure.
Full-Donald by Nas Colan October 1, 2013
Word of the Day on October 24, 2014
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Full-Donald 

Alternatively:

To have a hairdo like Donald Trump, completely devoid of any class or style; but still looks expensive.
"I'm diggin' Harry's new pompadour."

"Yeah... he's got a full-Donald goin' on!"
Full-Donald by Shane Holmes October 24, 2014

Full Donald 

Acting in an insane and crazy way, rambling incoherently and lashing out over anything that is said to you.
Oh dear lord, looks like Karen has gone full Donald on the store manager again.
Full Donald by OmarHarsh September 30, 2019

Going Full Donald 

Cramming 20 years of emotion into a six month relationship. 1st date consists of dinner, a u-haul, wedding plans and pulling the goalie. Only having it end on a 400 mile road on two tanks of gas.
I meet this awesome chick on tinder 2 hours ago, I think I'm going full Donald
Going Full Donald by Brosthatcare December 31, 2019

Donald full 

When you get so drunk you start speaking like Donald duck
Kis 1: "YO så du han kisen igår?"
Kis 2: "Jeheiande han var HELT Donald full på dansegulvet"
Donald full by Ali-G-Show July 31, 2024

Donald full 

When you get so full you start speaking like Donald Duck from Disney
Kis 1: "YO så du han ute igår?"
Kis 2: "Jeheiande han var HELT Donald full på dansegulvet"
Donald full by Ali-G-Show July 31, 2024
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