1 definition by Billy Envelope-Being
Down to Grip; a adjective used to describe someone who is always available/looking to grip up another; often used in the case of older or unfamiliar people with whom one would not be in the habit of gripping up on a regular basis.
Antonio: Pat is always DTG, sometimes a little too much...
Josue: Hey I met this 70 year old guy from California yesterday.
Antonio: Oh cool, was he DTG?
Josue: No unfortunately he wasn't. I wish I was like Pat so I could just force people to grip up with me whether they want to or not.
Josue: Hey I met this 70 year old guy from California yesterday.
Antonio: Oh cool, was he DTG?
Josue: No unfortunately he wasn't. I wish I was like Pat so I could just force people to grip up with me whether they want to or not.
by Billy Envelope-Being December 29, 2011