Drow

(rhymes with cow)

Drow is "word" spelled backward.

Therefore, a "drow" is a word that becomes a DIFFERENT word, if spelled backward. This is not to be confused with a palindrome, which is a word that reads the SAME backward and forward. Both definitions can be extended to phrases or sentences.

This term was coined by Dr. Benjamin Whang, the father of Suzanne Whang, host of HGTV's #1 show, "House Hunters."

A race of elves marked by white hair and black skin. The drow are known to make their home in the underground of the world, or the Under Dark, where they worship the goddess of chaos, Lloth.

Drow are almost always evil, but a few exceptions have been known to occur and inspire a seemingly endless book series about their daring and goodly deeds.

Pronounced 'drau';
is 'word' backwards.

Word sometimes being used like wicked, for the people who aren't up to date with peng or brap yet.

The appeal of the word is that it can be extended for like everrrr:

By far one of the easiest heroes to play in DotA: Defense of the Ancients. Always has a Lothars edge. Always.

1) A term used to describe someone’s severely overbearing girlfriend or wife. 2) A term used to describe someone’s extremely obedient boyfriend or husband. (Generally only used amongst Dungeons and Dragons players.)

Drow is when you nearly drown but you survive

Drow: interjection- the opposite of the slang term "word"; a word used when something is slightly disappointing, but not important enough for an actual interjection.