dramatory

(DROM-uh-tory)

A dormitory when drama is afoot.

"Why are Kelly and Jill freaking out so much? This isn't a dramatory!"

by RoddickRemixed August 27, 2007

dramalord

The supreme drama queen or drama king higher than all others.

Congratulations boo, that epic hissy fit just elevated you from drama queen to dramalord!

by theauthormarkwilkins January 27, 2017

Dramatard

Main entry: Dramatard

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: Any person who amplifies their reaction to life's daily situations, to the point of ad nauseum. A person who is reliably in a state of stress over any little detail gone wrong.

After hearing that the expresso machine was out of order Baltazar quickly switched to his dramatard mode.

by David Diaz April 9, 2008

Dramatron

A human more dramatic than a barrel full of Decepticons.

My girlfriend, Irene, is being a dramatron because she is known as the town swamp donkey.

by Larold "The Snake" Beamus September 2, 2011

dramatripping

taking 4 or more pills of dramamine at once to induce intoxication.

i dramatripped once. it was bad. i don't suggest it-not even if its the closest thing to drugs you can get.

by minghi May 31, 2003

dramatose

the indifferent feeling you get when you've been exposed to too much drama from someone.

A: "She's wailing again. Want to see what it's about?."
B: "No. I've heard so much from her today I'm dramatose."

by enkafiles October 1, 2008

dramatosis bambosis

is a common condition among new yorkers that is characterized by excessively dramatic reactions that are disproportionate to the situation at hand. Symptoms usually include but are not limited to, strange noises in place of words(such as ugggghhhhh), rolling of the eyes and in extreme cases stomping of the feet.
Dramatosis bambosis is highly contagious and there is no known cure.

a tomatoe flies by you and your neighbor catches it and some happens to squirt on you. Someone with Dramatosis Bambosis might stand up throw a water bottle threaten to squirt ketchup and then yelp out a loud UGH and stomp away never to return to the table

by Vanessa Wright September 27, 2007