Dropping Dimes

This means to snitch on someone or to turn them in. Back when phone calls were only a dime, people would DROP A DIME into the pay phone, possibly anonymously to police. Thus Dropping Dimes got someone arrested or snitched on.

Some one was dropping dimes on me and the police picked me up. I think it was that snitch Jimmy!

Some one dropped dime on me and the police picked me up. I think it was that snitch Jimmy!

by slickFAB May 12, 2016

dropping anchor

taking a dump, particularly a high-fiber one that causes an audible 'plop' upon casting. Sometimes you'll find yourself frosting the bowl upon flushing a particularly impressive iceberg dump.

Dude, I hope this point ends soon cause I gotta drop anchor.

by Amanda Hugginkiss December 16, 2003

Car Droppings

In the winter; a mixture of snow, sand, salt, and dirt that builds up underneath cars primarily around the wheel well and drops off in chunks in parking lots and along roadways when the weather warms.

Man, look at all those car droppings!

by TerryF February 16, 2010

Drop the Heavy

To say and or do something particularly, memorably offensive.

Called such because when it hits its target it's gonna hurt.

Did you hear what that prick just said? I think I'm gonna have to drop the heavy.

by The Man of a Thousand Lurks April 9, 2011

Sittin on a Drop

You have a giant load of money ready for a giant purchase.

Another day another dollar. It all added up, now I'm sittin on a drop for a Ferrari or maybe a Mclaren.

by AllThaWay July 12, 2010

Dropping Scuds

The action of extruding a massive turd that resembles a Scud Missile.

I was dropping scuds.

The dog down the street is always dropping scuds in my garden.

by Sordon November 7, 2010

IM-drop

To view someones past IM chats, either accidentally or on purpose.

Similar to Eavesdrop. Also known as IM Stalking

I was chatting with this girl Emily and I tried to IM-Drop on a conversation she was having with someone else.

I put her in my always on contacts so i could peep when she's online.

by Zach Anderson October 24, 2006