George: After you wash the car you need to feed the dog and take out the cat.
Bill: Ok George, I'm picking up what you're putting down!
Bill: Ok George, I'm picking up what you're putting down!
by PirateEyeZ May 21, 2008
An expression, depicting the desire for progression to another task, derived from the recent viral video war between Jimmy Kimmel and Matt Damon as facilitated by Kimmel's girlfriend Sarah Silverman.
"Halo 3's played out. Let's put down the guitar and f*ck Matt Damon."
"Sure. Wait? What the f*ck did you just say?"
,or,
Dude, you're always skipping from one thing to the next. For once could you just hold on to the guitar and NOT f*ck Matt Damon!
"Sure. Wait? What the f*ck did you just say?"
,or,
Dude, you're always skipping from one thing to the next. For once could you just hold on to the guitar and NOT f*ck Matt Damon!
by Derek Weyhrauch February 27, 2008
by VENEZUELANPIMP90 August 30, 2006
Verb Phrase:
1)To ready oneself for drastic and decisive action including, but no limited to violent enforcement or retribution.
2)To decide to take a situation seriously and finally engage in conflict or competition. Characterized by a shift in priorities from general agree-ability, care and nurturing to force of will and fighting. i.e., A move from "lover" to "fighter".
1)To ready oneself for drastic and decisive action including, but no limited to violent enforcement or retribution.
2)To decide to take a situation seriously and finally engage in conflict or competition. Characterized by a shift in priorities from general agree-ability, care and nurturing to force of will and fighting. i.e., A move from "lover" to "fighter".
If they think they can get away with slandering our name like that they are mistaken. It's time to put the baby down!
by brooklyner October 8, 2012
1)A term truck drivers use meaning accelerate to maximum speed, or terminal velocity, which ever is faster. 2)Common uses by passenger vehicle drivers are pedal to the metal and floor it
Truck Driver 1 " breaker-one-nine whats your twenty?"
Truck Driver 2 "heading North on 95 - driver!"
Truck Driver 1 "What you haulin' good buddy?"
Truck Driver 2 "I'm haulin' a hot load of (insert cargo), I've got a long way to go and a short time to get there - Over"
Truck Driver 1 "Well, I reckon you better put the hammer down"
Truck Driver 2 " ten-four good buddy.. the hammer is down!"
Truck Driver 2 "heading North on 95 - driver!"
Truck Driver 1 "What you haulin' good buddy?"
Truck Driver 2 "I'm haulin' a hot load of (insert cargo), I've got a long way to go and a short time to get there - Over"
Truck Driver 1 "Well, I reckon you better put the hammer down"
Truck Driver 2 " ten-four good buddy.. the hammer is down!"
by Blue Squid June 20, 2008
When Arnold sees people eating his cookies, he yells this phrase, and eats them. Usually followed by this:
NAUGH!!!!!!!!!!!
NAUGH!!!!!!!!!!!
by donuthead7310 August 25, 2009
V.
To hit a woman square in the face (above the nose but below the forehead) so as to knock her out. This is to be done on ONLY one of these three conditions:
1.) Said woman comes at you with a knife in an attempt to kill you.
2.) Said woman points a gun at you.
or,
3.) Said woman attempts to poison you by mixing the poison into your food or drink and you catch her and know that it is poison and not something else.
Once the "Bitch" is down, it is customary to phone the police and/or tie her up. Hitting her more than once in the face or in any other situation classifies you as a "Woman Beater".
"Put The Bitch Down" can be used in past or future tense.
NOTE The word "Bitch" is not used in this definition as an insult to women.
To hit a woman square in the face (above the nose but below the forehead) so as to knock her out. This is to be done on ONLY one of these three conditions:
1.) Said woman comes at you with a knife in an attempt to kill you.
2.) Said woman points a gun at you.
or,
3.) Said woman attempts to poison you by mixing the poison into your food or drink and you catch her and know that it is poison and not something else.
Once the "Bitch" is down, it is customary to phone the police and/or tie her up. Hitting her more than once in the face or in any other situation classifies you as a "Woman Beater".
"Put The Bitch Down" can be used in past or future tense.
NOTE The word "Bitch" is not used in this definition as an insult to women.
Past Tense
Example 1.) "She pointed my Desert Eagle at me, so I Put The Bitch down."
Future Tense
Example 2.) "If she comes at me with a knife, I'll have to Put The Bitch Down."
Example 1.) "She pointed my Desert Eagle at me, so I Put The Bitch down."
Future Tense
Example 2.) "If she comes at me with a knife, I'll have to Put The Bitch Down."
by Sam Douglas April 1, 2006