Knuckle Dragger

Civilian, U.S. Military & MC slang referring to the groups of Infantry, SOCOM personnel and/or Paramilitary Components of the U.S Intelligence community that can be seen riding motorcycles in all weather, hanging out together drinking together and or looking shady.

Guy 1- “Those guys look especially hard-assed and rough outta all the bikers here”
Guy 2- “We’ll yeah….they are a bunch of Knuckle Draggerz!”

by 03bangbang January 26, 2022

Knuckle Dragger

Military slang referring to infantry or Special Forces personnel, or paramilitary components of the US Intelligence Community.

The term stems from the common belief among the rear echelon and support personnel that Infantry soldiers are of generally lesser intelligence than support personnel.

The Liberty chow hall was full of knuckle draggers today, they smelled like B.O. and gun powder.

I had to catch a ride to the Green Zone with a platoon of knuckle draggers, and they made fun of my M16 A2 the entire time.

by cdangerd December 10, 2009

Knuckle Dragger

An uncivilized white person; A Neanderthal, Mayonnaise Monkey.

"So many violent acts have been committed by these Knuckle Draggers in 2019. They're out of control".

by IBTAL December 27, 2019

Knuckle Dragger

Another racial slur used towards a black person relating them to gorillas who walk around dragging their knuckles

Oh man, did you see that knuckle dragger steal that ladie's purse then run away?

by Treebs January 22, 2006

Knuckle Dragger

An evolved baboon that now stands behind the counter at your local Mcdonalds.

I asked the knuckle dragger for more sweet and sour sauce.

by BobbiTuPista January 6, 2023

knuckle dragger

Reminiscent of the hunched over cave man, with his arms to the ground. An insult used against those of extremely low intelligence, or general stupidity.

Also see low brow

Bubba is such a knuckle dragger.

by Matt September 29, 2004

knuckle-dragger

An individual, usually male, who lacks intelligence and/or culture.

The knuckle-dragger could not even name when the War of 1812 was.

by Tristan Reef November 8, 2007