"hot rod or constructed car designed for maximum engine efficiency with no regard for style," 1954, from drag (n.) in the racing sense + -ster, perhaps abstracted from roadster.
dragnet
dragoman
dragon
dragonfly
dragoon
dragster
drain
drainage
drake
dram
drama
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