Dropping the Cosby's by the pool

To defecate.

Hey man, I gotta drop the Cosby's off at the pool but I have no TP.

by homebox February 2, 2003

blender droppings

the remnants of a frozen daiquiri left in the blender after pouring a glass

Jennifer, the bartender got hammered by drinking all the blender droppings

by rawderick January 22, 2009

Bush Droppings

Also known in the verb form as "Dropping Bush" Pubic hairs that are littered on a urinal or toilet seat in a public bathroom. From the Latin: * ad stillabunt rubum

"Claudio left his bush droppings on the seat again"
"Alright, who keeps dropping bush all over the pisser?"

by mxo April 30, 2013

Bird Droppings

The female act of depositing the males semen on to the male, preferably on chest or lower torso, after sexual intercourse.

Cody: Did you hear what Sarah did to Brandon last night?
Keeley: No?!
Cody: She totally gave him bird droppings!
Keeley: Eurgh, that's gross dude!
Cody: Yeah, but sensual...

by Stergus November 17, 2012

Band Dropping

(v) The act of including your favorite alternative or indie bands into conversation, just to show others that you listen to bands they have never heard of. Similar to name dropping, but mentioning independent bands instead of people.

Mike: "So I was listening to the new Fleet Foxes album the other day...."
Steve: "Who's Fleet Foxes?"
Mike: "Oh, you've probably never heard of them..."
Steve: "God Mike, you're always Band Dropping."

by lagatitagrande April 13, 2011

Dropping anchor at poo bay

a person who prefers to give anal pleasure.

by Minges and all! April 15, 2003

band name dropping

Directly related to name dropping, the act of creating an overly large list of bands in an effort to appear more culturally secure rather than a true love of music. The "band name dropper" is trying to appear more cultured and music knowledgeable that they really are. Intelligent people are able to see through the facade and this is a negative habit.

"Oh Hey! I like Tool, The Stones, Metallica, Foo Fighters, blah blah blah, Styx, The Beatles, blah blah.. (usually by now you tune out again.)"

Anyone who has an online profile with more than 7-10 bands in the "music I like" section is a high candidate for band name dropping.

by electrawn June 11, 2006