DRAG

General currency. An influence with one in authority; a “pull”; a main thoroughfare in any community; the main street. See “ STEM. ” Examples: “The boys are pivoting on the main drag,” i. e., begging on the street; “The muffs are cruising on the drag tonight,” i. e., soliciting on the street. Amongst female impersonators on the stage and men of dual sex instincts “drag” denotes female attire donned by a male. Example: “All the fagots (si ies) will be dre ed in drag at the ball tonight.” Also an inhalation of smoke, tobacco or opium.