drivin'
Usually spoken in a quick raspy voice. The act of driving a motor vehicle wildly; Joyride; Donuts, rally turns and 180s are all included.drivin' a Lincoln
Having sexual relations with a woman sporting ungroomed nether regions. So named for the 16th president of the United States, whose distinguishing characteristic was a large, black, unruly beard.
Example:
Kathy: Hey Adam, Brandon's all over that new Asian chick in the office. I don't even think she's cute.
Adam: Yeah, I know, but he's always preferred drivin' a Lincoln.
Kathy: Hey Adam, Brandon's all over that new Asian chick in the office. I don't even think she's cute.
Adam: Yeah, I know, but he's always preferred drivin' a Lincoln.
Drivin the Falcon
pile drivin'
Drivin' Bitch
drivin' and cryin'
Example:
After watching the maid touch herself, Dylan found himself drivin' and cryin' in the adjacent room, both satiated and regretful.
After watching the maid touch herself, Dylan found himself drivin' and cryin' in the adjacent room, both satiated and regretful.
drivin' Ivan
adv. (participle) to operate a manual vehicle in a gear lower than the current speed requires, usually for prolonged periods, often as a result of driver inattention and with little regard for fuel efficiency; this practice was once justified by namesake with the assertion that one can "go faster" in a lower gear. (2000ish-d.f. < jenandryanism orig. in reference to Ivan driving 100+ miles in fourth gear when fifth gear would have been the better choice, dri-vin-eye-vin.)
Example:
Ryan: We've been in fourth gear at 65mph for the last 20 minutes...
Jen: I guess we're just drivin' Ivan!
(Ivan: In fourth gear, we go faster.)
Ryan: We've been in fourth gear at 65mph for the last 20 minutes...
Jen: I guess we're just drivin' Ivan!
(Ivan: In fourth gear, we go faster.)