throw it back

(v.) the act of "grinding" very well.

JayP: "ayo... ima see you at the club tonight and you gunna throw it back.yeeeeesssss"

by billy bob jr. III May 2, 2008

throwing it back

when someone breaks their back to show off their ass or their cake

did you see charli desmelio last night she was throwing it back a lot

by iamcookiemonster May 13, 2020

Throw It back

A.Finishing a cup of liqour in a gulp
B.Dancing(girls grinding on boys)

A.Dude 1-You Stressed Ma Dude?
Dude 2- YEa
Dude 1-Well throw that Bacardi back

B.Bitch, Throw It back

by NyzFinestAzn November 30, 2006

throw it back

a term used to highlight an awkward situation, often said in drinking situations to encourage others to take another drink of alcohol for the purpose of becoming intoxicated so as to care less about the awkwardness occuring

"That really sucks that your girlfriend hooked up with Joe last night."
"What?"
"Welp, throw it back."

by Doll April 28, 2005

throw it back

In regard to music, whenever somebody plays an older song, or one that is not fresh or new, this is referred to as throwin it back.

"Damn I havn't heard this song in forever, you really know how to throw it back!"

"Damn Straight..."

by Lets go 76ers !!! November 20, 2008

Throwing it Back

Throwing it back is whenever you ask someone a question, and they (annoyingly) ask you the same exact question in return.

These are all examples of "throwing it back":

“What are you talking about?”…”What are YOU talking about?”

“What are you thinking?” … “What are YOU thinking?”

“Where have you been?”…”Where have YOU been?”

Whenever this happens, my brain starts to hut and I feel like I’m doing some kind of Abbott and Costello routine. Obviously, when I say, “What do you mean?” – I mean “Can you explain yourself further?” So, whenever someone returns my “What do you mean?” with another “What do YOU mean?” I shut it down and say nope – you can’t just throw it back. And it stops the madness from ensuing.

by Crazy Joe Dude March 25, 2013

throw back [to throw back]

to rest; to put one's feet up (creolese expression, typical in Guyana)

I'm tired, I'll throw back this afternoon.

by Patrick Walen June 23, 2005