Holy rock and roll, let's step away from the game console and come back to reality for a bit. REAL DEFINITION: A dragoon is an elite member of the military forces, most notably with respect to cavalry. It is somewhat obsolete these days. The British and and the Americans both had them in the War of 1812.
by santa_anna August 21, 2004
Dragoon master=leader of the dark dragoon union also top duelist of the world of yu-gi-oh as becoming the #1 undesputed intercontinental champion 2001 and continues also he is the leader of the dragoon's campaing so better get though when dueling this guy
by duffman January 26, 2005
This guy jumped in front of me with a knife and started dragooning me, but I'm a ninja so I sent his nose through his brain.
by El Fredo November 02, 2004
Fantasy Definition: Dragon Rider. Hero of Legend who rides upon the back of a dragon, communicates with them, and possesses great power. The highest Dragoon is the Dragon Lord, Master of Dragons. Dragoon can also possess the incredible powers to jump incomprehensible distances into the air. They often use these abilities to crush their opponents with weapons such as a lance or spear which combined with their mounts tends to crush their opponents immediately. Dragoon's also possess amazing powers of magic and the forces of nature, the link they posses between their dragon companions, to whom they are raised from birth, give them fathomless powers to control space and time. It is recommended that if you run into battle against dragoon, you flee; there is no hope for victory.
Aldine: "Shit! The Dragon Lord and his army of Dragoon's are coming; launch the anti-dragon weapons now!!!"
by Christopher M. Vanderwall-Brown March 25, 2007
The uber leet god, where everyone worships him and throws their free hardware at him, this god is mightier then koombleh!
by Sam January 24, 2005
verb - Dragooned, Dragoon-ing, Dragoons
verb, transitive:
Dragoon
1. Slang - To take advantage of; cheat
Dragooned
2. Slang - To be taken advantage of; cheated
phrasal verb:
Dragoon around
1. Slang - To act or fool around aimlessly or in a confused way and accomplish nothing
verb, transitive:
Dragoon
1. Slang - To take advantage of; cheat
Dragooned
2. Slang - To be taken advantage of; cheated
phrasal verb:
Dragoon around
1. Slang - To act or fool around aimlessly or in a confused way and accomplish nothing
verb, transitive:
1. Well it's about time to go Dragoon the troops.
2. I said I wanted to get posted and then I got Dragooned out of my LDA in Gagetown.
phrasal verb:
1. We were just Dragooning around and didn't learn anything on exercise.
1. Well it's about time to go Dragoon the troops.
2. I said I wanted to get posted and then I got Dragooned out of my LDA in Gagetown.
phrasal verb:
1. We were just Dragooning around and didn't learn anything on exercise.
by Joe Dude January 25, 2011
A cavalryman, most famous during the 17 and 1800s. Typically wore no armor except a helmet depending on their respective regiments. Carried a carbine and saber to battle. Famous dragoon regiments include the 13th Light Dragoons or "Green Dragoons" as they became known, they are featured in the American film "The Patriot." The 2nd Dragoon Guards "Scots Greys", famous for their grand charge at Waterloo which was devastating but they were forced to flee by French lancers, Belgian Hussars (light cavalry) held the lancers off but at great cost. Other famous dragoon regiments include the French Empress Dragoons.
Teacher: Today we are going to learn about the Green Dragoons under Banastre Tarleton, who during the Revolutionary War, was known for his cold brutality yet gentlemanly composure.
by TheDaftestPunk February 09, 2012