Guac Dropper

A masked man who swoops into Mexican Restaurants and spits mouthfulls of Guacamole on to unsuspecting victims.

"Have you heard? the Guac Dropper swooped into the Taco Bar last night! He spit Guacamole all over Pepe!"

by Woody Woodrow April 30, 2008

Dropping

When you have no vape and are forced to drink the vape juice a drop at a time. Not ideal.

Sophie: I brought my vape!
Brian: Man! I forgot mine! Can I get a drop?
Sophie: Sure!
Brian: I'm Dropping!

by bayanik August 7, 2017

Dropping Eaves

to listen in on a conversation in which you are in no way involved aka: eavesdropping

1: I dropped my eaves all over the place in study hall today

2: Pick up your eaves and get the hell outa here!

3: Dave- Derek came out of the closet today!
Chris- how do you know that?
Dave- oh, i was just dropping a few eaves in 3rd period today

4: I be Dropping Eaves yo!

by KJDrag1 February 29, 2008

Dropping Eggs

A term which describes the ovualtion of a woman when she sees a really really good looking man. The woman is so turned on by his looks or actions that she immediately ovulates multiple times on the spot.

Oh my God.... did you just see that hot guy save that kid from getting killed. I'm totally dropping eggs right now.

by Squibbie June 4, 2010

Dropped my Nuggets

A term which although originated in Singapore, is becoming increasing popularized in the region of Hong Kong and Guangdong. It acts as a synonym for disappointment, specifically referring to one getting their hopes up, only to have it let down by a twist of fate.

Herbert: Hey whatsup?
Wayne: Not much, dropped my nuggets..
Herbert: Oh shit what happened?
Wayne: I studied all night to ace a test today, but it got canceled!

by Jackson Theodore October 27, 2010

vocabulary dropping

This is the dropping of large words to demonstrate a large vocabulary rather than to communicate clearly and simply.

Amy was vocabulary dropping before the students, trying to appear intellectual.

by I, Wreckerrr April 18, 2021

dropped like a lead balloon

1. "Dropped like a lead balloon" is a phrase, not a word, but it is none the less an old expression that means literally and/or figuratively that something will not fly. That it will drop like a rock, etc...

He told the boss his new idea for the ad campaign and it dropped like a lead balloon. There was no way that the boss would approve such a risky & shoddy scheme.

by IrishDaddy2U April 12, 2010