drewboo
A romantic nickname usually used for someone with the name Drew. Does not have to be used by a significant other, could also be used in friendly terms.
drewboo by rockerwhitekid June 27, 2008
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dewboomers
The dewboomers were an older couple who were traveling the USA in their motorhome, stopping at a store to get a nice cool can of Mountain Dew Miners Malt.
dewboomers by 12201958cw February 26, 2013
Dreboogie
Dreboogie, Dre Boogie, or D-licious, is the man who once made our school the place that it was. He was a person with street smarts, character and he could make every one laugh. Expelled on May 4th, the whole school still mourns over its brutal loss. Everyone died a little inside that day, and everyone loves him and will all remember this day as the day school became more fucking retarded than it was before.
drewbower
Originating in south Australia, it is a term used to describe what is internationally known as a douchebag. Loves to strut around, beating it's chest, makes an effort to display tattoos if it has them in order to intimidate, will get online and with the aid of dictionary.com try and dazzle you with it's pseudo literary brilliance. Just an all round, pain in the arse wanker.
Have a go at this dickhead, what a drewbower.
Check out this drewbower, all puffed up like a peacock.
Just because he has tatts doesn't make him tough, he's just another drewbower.
Check out this drewbower, all puffed up like a peacock.
Just because he has tatts doesn't make him tough, he's just another drewbower.
drewbower by turbodiesel March 23, 2010
drewboca
One not unaccustomed to sucking balls.
drewbop
A dance move of epic proportions. The dancer stands with feet a little more than shoulder width apart, knees slightly bent, hips slightly forward. The dancer takes his/her hands and points like Fonzi from "Happy Days", making sure that the thumb is up as well. The fingers will be in the shape of an "L". The point will be directed outward, making sure not to point at anything in particular. With the feet stationary and hands pointed the dancer will casually raise and drop his/her shoulders to the beat. He/she may look from side to side occasionally.
This song is perfect to rock the drewbop to!
EVERY song is perfect to do the drewbop to!
Everybody do the drewbop!
EVERY song is perfect to do the drewbop to!
Everybody do the drewbop!
drewbop by NHiocwkell May 29, 2007
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