throw down

to fight;beat up;get whooped

julie:me and dis hoe bout to throw it down afta school,you comin through?
friend: fo sho iam comin that hoes bout to get whooped!!

by julie October 8, 2004

throw down

Aggression towards another. Derived from throw down the gauntlet during the age of knights, carried into the wild west to refer to gunslinger fights, and now can be mixed into every form of aggressive behavior towards another individual or individuals.

You gonna stand there looking stupid, or are you gonna throw down?

by sqitso August 12, 2009

throw down your arms

Giving up, throwing down your arms when you know there's no point of going any further

James: I'd love to talk to her but I don't think she's into me man

Ty: Dude don't throw down your arms; don't give up

by TheCarlster27 October 4, 2017

throw down

To cook; to have cooking skills

Oh, fajitas, huh? I see somebody can throw down!

by Kuahmel April 9, 2006

throw down

to spend money

I threw down fourty dollars when the bill came last night

by Dog May 17, 2002

throw down

verb ( past: threw down | past part. thrown down)
1 {trans.} contribute (something) to be consumed
2 {trans.} be exceptionally good at or proficient in an activity or subject

• you hardly threw down on this blunt, homes | this DJ can throw down | your pants make me want to throw down on that ass

Thesaurus:
1 - chip in, pitch in, fork out, shell out, cough up, kick in, ante up, pony up.

2 - break one off, fuck shit up, tear shit up, bust it, bring it, get freaky, turn it out, get down, work it, own, pwn

by Will Goodwin March 5, 2008

throw down some ice

when a person, male or female, goes to the hood and purchases some crack cocaine for their pleasure.

Mr Conrad: "Last year I went to Chicago and went into the store and throw down some ice"
Me:"shocked"

by Dan W. May 7, 2008