(verb) To die or, more specifically, to be killed.
"Your" can be substituted with any pronoun, depending on the context. See examples below.
"Your" can be substituted with any pronoun, depending on the context. See examples below.
An Army Officer addressing his men before battle: Men, I'm not gonna sugarcoat it. Jerry has got at least a dozen machineguns up on that hill. But the word's come down from the top brass; we're to take that position at all costs. Be careful, watch each other's backs, and don't drop your bones.
A Cuckold to his friend upon seeing the man who fucked his wife: I'm gonna go drop his bones.
The Cuckold's friend in response to the Cuckold's threats: Don't start anything man. I'm not trying to drop my bones.
A Cuckold to his friend upon seeing the man who fucked his wife: I'm gonna go drop his bones.
The Cuckold's friend in response to the Cuckold's threats: Don't start anything man. I'm not trying to drop my bones.
by BoneDropper April 16, 2014