Droved
The man down the block came and knocked on my door, so I answered, only to find that he was in a droved state of conscience, so I called 911 and he went to the slammer.
Droved by MetroPolitan September 23, 2010
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Droved
The Act of being a math wizard and when ur ugly ass girlfriend helps you at math you puncture her bum with a protractor and say fuck u Afro dude
Droved by 69peniseater69 December 17, 2018
Droved Up
A person that has fresh or fly clothing primarily name brand shoes. The term is derived from Miami, Florida.
Droved Up by 305 boss man October 28, 2010
Doved
To be grifted, scammed by someone who uses affiliation with racing organizations and forum association to gain trust from those within the organizations in order to "con" or make empty promises.
Doved by ablinken76 January 26, 2011
drozed
drozed by Austin Curtis August 14, 2007
drove
1. empty headed, absent minded
2. funny, silly
3. goofy
4. acting really ghetto
5. oblivious
6. actin a fool
7. crazy
Acting drove can be either intentional or unintentional
Drove originates from the north side of St. Louis County.
2. funny, silly
3. goofy
4. acting really ghetto
5. oblivious
6. actin a fool
7. crazy
Acting drove can be either intentional or unintentional
Drove originates from the north side of St. Louis County.
That girl be actin so drove. She put her shirt on inside out and didn't even notice. Drove.
That girl always be losen her damn keys. She looks everywhere and they end up bein in her damn pocket. That's some drove shit.
She's crazy, funny drove.
Her drovosity index is off the charts
That girl always be losen her damn keys. She looks everywhere and they end up bein in her damn pocket. That's some drove shit.
She's crazy, funny drove.
Her drovosity index is off the charts
drove by msgoofball November 2, 2007
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