Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A codfish.
- noun A kind of wattled box for catching herrings.
- noun A lazy, lumpish person.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The cord from his droud is shortened, again in amateurish fashion.
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The droud was a standard make, but it had been altered.
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Graham claims that the droud was a standard type, that your friend must have altered it himself. "
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Later, before he plugged in the droud, he made one attempt to atone for his crime.
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With my imaginary fingertips I touched the droud in Owen's head, then ran them down to a tiny hole in his scalp, and further.
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This, of course, leads directly to the droud/wirehead problem...
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With food only a few footsteps away ... but he'd have to pull out the droud to reach it.
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Your normal addict pulls his droud out as often as he inserts it, but your friend was getting ten times normal current.
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Even your best friends wouldn't know, unless they caught you with the droud plugged in.
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He couldn't concentrate on anything but getting the droud back in his head.
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sionnach commented on the word droud
an oafish woman
January 12, 2008
ruzuzu commented on the word droud
"1. A codfish.
2. A kind of wattled box for catching herrings.
3. A lazy, lumpish person." -- Cent. Dict.
May 17, 2011