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Skin The Dragon
Driving a lawn mower, a four wheeler, or other machine as close as you can to a wet or swampy area without getting stuck. You get stuck, you lose.
I played skin the dragon on my 4 wheeler next to the swamp and lost. They needed a tractor to get me out of the mud! Sometimes you skin the dragon and sometimes the dragon skins you!
Skin The Dragon by Blood Alpha May 29, 2020
chasing the green dragon
1. Slang phrase that refers to smoking cannabis buds from a bong or bong derivative **Not to be confused with "chasing the dragon" (opium substances)**
2. It can be used also to refer to that elusive first beautiful Marijuana euphoria one has experienced in their 1st MJ smoke that constantly eludes one thereafter and one continues to "chase the green dragon" but never catches it.
2. It can be used also to refer to that elusive first beautiful Marijuana euphoria one has experienced in their 1st MJ smoke that constantly eludes one thereafter and one continues to "chase the green dragon" but never catches it.
After work I am going to chase the green dragon and feel GOOD.
I have been chasing the green dragon for years since I was 18 , but I cannot catch it . Its a bummer.
I have been chasing the green dragon for years since I was 18 , but I cannot catch it . Its a bummer.
chasing the green dragon by Old school bossman November 15, 2020
chase the green dragon
1. Slang phrase that refers to smoking cannabis buds from a bong or bong derivative, but can be used simply to refer to smoking marijuana in general. **Not to be confused with "chasing the dragon" (opium substances)**
2. It can be used also to refer to that elusive first beautiful Marijuana euphoria one has experienced in their 1st MJ smoke that constantly eludes one thereafter and one continues to "chase the green dragon" but never catches it.
2. It can be used also to refer to that elusive first beautiful Marijuana euphoria one has experienced in their 1st MJ smoke that constantly eludes one thereafter and one continues to "chase the green dragon" but never catches it.
After work I am going to chase the green dragon and feel GOOD.
I have been chasing the green dragon for years since I was 18 , but I cannot catch it . Its a bummer.
I have been chasing the green dragon for years since I was 18 , but I cannot catch it . Its a bummer.
chase the green dragon by Old school bossman October 28, 2020
Swaggin Wagon Dragon
Swaggin Wagon Dragon by ballerg17 March 8, 2017
Dragon flagon
Dragon flagon by I, Wreckerrr November 6, 2016
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British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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