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Dracophile 

Someone who is sexually attracted to dragons.
She was such a dracophile at heart, loving to touch herself while watching her dragons eat, sleep and play.
Dracophile by Dracophile September 2, 2014

dracophiliac 

adj. One afflicted with dracophilia.
See also: fetish, dracophilia
Proving how much of a dracophiliac he was, he began to masturbate while looking up pictures of dragons on VCL.
dracophiliac by Toksyuryel March 6, 2005

Dramaphiliac 

A person who loves, craves, and/or thrives on drama. Although this person is perfectly capable of leading a happy, drama free life, he/she often seeks out and/or stirs up drama just to make themself feel as if they are involved of something important and exciting. The reality of the matter is they are only liked by others for a short time, while they are still viewed as a person with the "inside scoop" or by being a "good friend" for disclosing information. Once they are found out, they are labled as a dramaphiliac and become victims of their own passion.
Nick: Ugh, my ex tried to start some shit with me this weekend again! That broad knew she had nothing on me, so just to piss me off she took my dog!

Amy: No way! Good thing you bounced that bitch to the curb! She always tried to stir up shit that wasn't there in the first place. Good riddance!

Nick: Right?! She is such a dramaphiliac!
Dramaphiliac by fatcat123 December 29, 2010

Draphiliapiphany 

The sudden realization that one wants to have sex with dragons.
"Dude yesterday i woke up today after having a dream about effing a dragon... Total Draphiliapiphany!"

or

Tod was walking through the park when suddenly he had a Draphiliapiphany, "I want to fuck Dragons!"

dracophobia

irrational fear of dragons.
You need not harbour dracophobia any more because dragons do not exist.
dracophobia by uttam maharjan September 13, 2010

dracophile 

Someone who really likes dragons. (noun)
She’s such a dracophile that she has dragons on everything, and has over a dozen dragon figurines!
dracophile by desolo_angelus November 10, 2020
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Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
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