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Wake the Dragon 

To arouse the desires/longings of a female, usually inebriated, with no intent to deliver.
Trish said "Yo, Dee, don't you be wakin' mah dragon 'less you gonna dive! Really, that is unacceptable."

Dee replies "What means to "Wake the Dragon"?

Trish explained "To arouse my feminine desires and NOT follow through with the promised intercourse, silly!"

Dee sighs with ennui, and retorts "Oh, of course."
Wake the Dragon by willowphlucker October 18, 2011
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Wake the Dragon 

The first bonfire of the season. Always accompanied with drinks and lawn games.
Broseph1: Broseph, I know you're coming to Wake the Dragon at my place on Saturday.

Broseph2: You know it Broseph!
Wake the Dragon by dexbuddy May 24, 2009

Wake of the Dragon 

A Chinese phrase meaning the smoke that follows the opium pipe or the state of being high that accompanies use of opium.
"Don't ask him questions now, he's in the wake of the dragon."
Wake of the Dragon by Phoenix2305 November 8, 2012
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Slayyyter just announced another album last night”
“No way, is that cake?”
“Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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