Results for “DR”

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dry peek
noun

Challenging an angle with no utility backing you up.

#counter-strike#valorant#fps#utility
dropshot
noun

Going prone mid-gunfight to drop under their aim and win the close-range duel.

#fps#callofduty#technique#movement
drone
noun, verb

A little remote-control scout you roll in before you push.

#fps#rainbow-six-siege#recon#gadget
draft
noun

The pre-game phase where teams pick their characters and ban the scary ones.

#picks and bans#champ select#moba#strategy
drive
noun

South Wales address for any bus or taxi driver — 'Cheers, drive!'

#welsh#wales#transport#british
dreich
adjective

Grey, damp, miserable — the default Scottish weather forecast.

#scottish#scots#weather#british
dryshite 18+
noun

Mature content — open to view.

#irish#hiberno-english#insult#ireland
Driller
noun

A shooter, an active gang member — or just a drill rapper.

#nyc#hip-hop#drill#violence
Drilling
verb

Going at opps — attacking, invading rival blocks, putting in work.

#nyc#hip-hop#drill#violence
drillin'
verb

Going out to commit violence against rivals.

#chicago#drill#violence#hip-hop
draco
noun

A Romanian Mini-Draco AK pistol — the trap world's status weapon.

#atlanta#hip-hop#trap#weapons
dressed
adjective

A po-boy loaded with lettuce, tomato, pickles and mayo.

#nola#food#southern#hip-hop
draped up and dripped out
phrase

Iced in jewels, rolling in a candy-paint slab — Houston's full-flex setting.

#texas#houston#slab#hip-hop
drenched
verb

Stabbed — soaked in your own blood.

#uk-drill#london#violence#slang
dragging
verb

A station or dish running behind the rest of the ticket.

#kitchen#boh#restaurant#line
Drop and hook
phrase

Drop one trailer, hook another, keep moving.

#trucker#logistics#freight#workflow
Drag up
verb

To quit the job and pack out your tools.

#construction#trades#union#ironwork
drizzle
noun

Sauce laced in lines over a finished drink.

#coffee#retail#barista#starbucks
drive-thru
noun

The car lane at a quick-service restaurant — baristas abbreviate it 'DT' on schedules.

#retail#food-service#qsr#starbucks
DRT
abbreviation

Dead Right There — the patient is gone before you even unbuckle the gurney.

#ems#police#fire#medical
dramatics
noun

The fast, stunt-heavy, theatrical mode of voguing, all speed, tricks and big drops.

#ballroom#vogue#lgbtq#dance
drag mother
noun

An established queen who mentors and 'raises' a newer performer.

#drag#ballroom#lgbtq#chosen-family
dry as a dead dingo's donger 18+
phrase

Mature content — open to view.

#australian#aussie#idiom#humour
dropkick
noun

A useless or contemptible person.

#australian#aussie#insult#people
drop bear
noun

A fictional predatory koala (a hoax).

#australian#aussie#folklore#humour
drum
noun

Reliable information; a tip.

#australian#aussie#idiom#information
draw
verb

To pull / take a hit; also to pick up

#caribbean#patois#ganja#verb
dread
noun

A Rasta with dreadlocks; also 'serious/heavy'

#caribbean#patois#rasta#people
drop set
noun

Lift to failure, drop the weight, keep going.

#gym#fitness#training#technique
dry
adjective

Water-depleted look that sharpens definition.

#gym#fitness#physique#conditioning
dropping dimes
phrase

Repeatedly dishing slick assists

#sports#passing#assist
dropped 30
phrase

To score 30 points in a game

#sports#scoring#stats
drawing the defense
phrase

Pulling extra defenders toward you to free a teammate

#sports#offense
drive and kick
noun

Penetrating then passing out to open shooters

#sports#offense#strategy
dry snitching
phrase

Informing indirectly, by talking loudly or hinting to staff.

#prison#criminal#informant#urban-lingo
drop a slip
phrase

To report someone in writing via a request or complaint form.

#prison#criminal#informant#procedure
drookit
adjective

Soaked to the skin; drenched

#scottish#irish#weather#wet
dreepin
adjective

Dripping wet; soaking

#scottish#irish#weather#wet
drouthy
adjective

Thirsty, especially for drink

#scottish#irish#thirst#drink
dram
noun

A measure of whisky

#scottish#irish#whisky#drink