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drapering 

When a man's game is on point for an indefinite period of time - à la Don Draper from the hit television series "Mad Men" - he is said to be "drapering." The term is a derivation of the last name Draper, by route of the gerund Reaganing, as made popular by the series 30 Rock.
Man 1: Dude, I heard Max has had four three-somes this week, and it's only Tuesday!!
Man 2: Yeah, bro, he's been drapering for the past month.

Man 1: Yo, Yvan told off that girl while he was fisting her! What a lad, he's been drapering for a while now.
drapering by respecteves February 25, 2011
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Drapering 

The process of pricing a good or service to make it seem like a better deal, i.e. $19.99 as opposed to $20. Named for ad exec extraordinaire Don Draper from Mad Men.
Nobody was willing to buy my tacos for $4. But I sold a ton of them by drapering the price to $3.89.
Drapering by HoseA November 16, 2013

Drapering 

The point in life where every decision requires a drink and a smoke including when you want to yell at a coworker, sleep with a coworker, sleep with a neighbor or sleep with a total stranger.
My life status is drapering. While having a scotch and a smoke I decided yell at a coworker then decided to sleep with her.
Drapering by lordofthighs July 4, 2016

Diapering 

Diapering: The act of changing, taking off, putting on diapers. The process of changing a diaper.
While at the local park, I observed two young mothers diapering their babies.
Diapering by Lorraine Jorgenson. August 24, 2006
hair that is long, or growing long without the addition of weave
damn girl, you drapping now!
Drapping by moma mia July 6, 2007

Drakeing 

When you find yourself reminiscing about a past relationship and doing things like, texting, emailing or calling an Ex or Exes. This also can include but is not limited to writing songs, and or poems about that person.
*Why am I up listening to these damn slow songs.... Make a n*gga feel like Drakeing some of my exes and sh*t.*

Drake and Drive
Drakeing by The Lady Blue February 4, 2014

drivering 

This simply means to become a driver (as Jacob puts it) :P
Drivering and Passengering are on the same key.

-Props to Jacob for the new word XD-
drivering by Posty August 27, 2005
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