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dramaqueen
dramaqueen by Caress March 29, 2005
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dramaquit • Drama Quisling • Dramatitis • dramaiting • Dramality • Dramanity • Dramaqueening • dramasite • Dramasutra • dramatition
Dramatitize
A word that Sister James mistook for dramatize and was proven wrong by Sister Ethan and Sister Grayson.
Dramatitize by ............,................. December 28, 2018
Dramattitude
Dramattitude by co-co77 October 3, 2009
Dramality
An evolution of the "reality series" television genre that blends realistic and fictional elements together.
Dramality by David Suddaby February 17, 2008
Dramaqueening
Student:Can I not take the final exam and still pass this course?
Teacher: Why would you ask such a ridiculous question?
Student: Last night I broke my nail while running from my neighbors dog! I am very traumatized by the entire incident! I have no idea how I can concentrate on my studies after narrowly escaping the clutches of that furry beast that's called a dog! I'll end up failing the entire year and that will traumatize me even more and maybe even permanently affect my future. I think the right thing to do is let me pass this course without taking the final exams!
Teacher: Your have detention next week on Monday for dramaqueening.
Teacher: Why would you ask such a ridiculous question?
Student: Last night I broke my nail while running from my neighbors dog! I am very traumatized by the entire incident! I have no idea how I can concentrate on my studies after narrowly escaping the clutches of that furry beast that's called a dog! I'll end up failing the entire year and that will traumatize me even more and maybe even permanently affect my future. I think the right thing to do is let me pass this course without taking the final exams!
Teacher: Your have detention next week on Monday for dramaqueening.
Dramaqueening by Crystalbell October 9, 2013
Dramatunity
A portmanteau of "drama" and "opportunity"; an otherwise trivial event used to solicit attention through exaggerated emotional reaction or instigation
Uh-oh, the waitress forgot to bring Karen her ketchup. Looks like another dramatunity.
Why does he always stir up dissension? Everything's a dramatunity to that guy!
Why does he always stir up dissension? Everything's a dramatunity to that guy!
Dramatunity by WordimusMaximus July 11, 2021
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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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