throw down

Comes from throwing down the gauntlet, which was a medieval practice in which knights challenging each other would happen. A common saying among the people of the streets these days would be shortened to throw down

Guy A "d'ya think there will be a terror attack today C? I'm scared?"

Guy C " rules are rules A, if there is a showdown we must throw down"

by Manly Man named Man li September 15, 2017

throwed down

A stellar performance by a band or performance troop.

... to have partied hardy; turned the crowd out; tore the roof off the sucker. (see also, threw down)

"We throwed down hard last night and a good time was has by all!"

by The Book of Wonder August 22, 2014

throwing me down

To cause to fail.

I took the driver's test 3 times, but the examiner kept throwing me down.

by Ur-Abraxas August 11, 2014