Drop It Down

'Drop it Down' is to give something to somebody, usually by delivering it to them.
One instance, is if you owe someone money, they may ask you to 'Drop it Down'.
If you want someone to sample something you have, you may stop by to 'Drop it Down'
'Drop it Down' also means to pass a deal along to somebody.

"You got it for $50? I ain't payin' $65, we're hommies, dog, Drop It Down!"
"You got my money? Good, Drop It Down this afternoon."

by JGSR April 6, 2006

dropped the ball

When Randy Moss fucked The Patriots over by letting the ball slip from his fingers with less than a minute left in the 2008 Superbowl.

Randy Moss sure dropped the ball, what an epic failure.

by PatrikM January 11, 2009

Double Drop

To Swallow two Ecstasy tablets at the same time thus making the hit more intense like your first ever Gary.

" I Double Dropped on saturday and actually shit me kecks because the hit was intense "

by John Gaskell March 28, 2004

drop trow

To pull down or take off one's pants (short for 'drop trousers').

Tony got us arrested when he decided to drop trow at the Abercrombie & Fitch counter.

by roahboah October 6, 2003

name dropping

mentioning someone (usually 'famous') in a conversation to imply that you are best friends with said person in lame hope of appearing cool by association

Cubix the cunt: I couldn't possibly answer that, i would get a grilling from Ronnie or Arthur (as he browses these forums) or a Avi, ha ha. I lie i love to bum lee blackwell on weekends.

by bernard September 7, 2004

drop the ball

Make an error; miss an opportunity; similar to pull a cootsie.

- This expression comes from sports where a player who fails to catch a ball is charged with an error.

"He'll drop the ball, if he turns down their offer."

by McBang November 7, 2006

word-dropping

Similar to name-dropping, word-dropping is when someone (in conversation or writing) uses either long, sophisticated words frequently, or words they have obviously discovered on urban dictionary. This can sometimes be beneficial to the listener or reader, extending their vocabulary, but mostly it is annoying and perplexing.

"I'm going home to take a Northwest Nap, TTYL. "

or

person 1 - "My cranium is encumbered with an excess of inane drivel."
person 2 - "Dude, stop with the word-dropping i dont understand you!!"

by S. Doxy October 29, 2009