by Of course not, unless... December 13, 2020
Being financially extorted
by LittleBollocks July 01, 2018
by 早上不跑 September 06, 2022
Anything that has multiple levels or hierarchy (e.g. a company) can have information passed from a high level to a lower level. When this happens, information is said to "bubble down" from above.
"The hate that students feel towards the rival football team had to bubble down from when the coach lost a bet 15 years ago against their coach."
by whatwasthatnow February 12, 2016
buckle down and make a serious effort. "bock" from the German, Bock, a mountain goat; by inflection, the devil, darker side, or wildness. My maternals used to ask us children whether they should drive the bock out of us. "Soll ich dir mal den Bock raustreiben?" From this it could be affirmed that we were onto some significant disturbance.
by Rudolf Kurt Penner February 20, 2007
by Ron VaShon August 25, 2020
An escalated version of the popular phrase "double down". To double down is to take further risk or stay committed to a goal, value, cause or sentiment even when things aren't going your way - "re-doubling" your efforts. To triple down is to double down even further where more evidence or risk is presented against your efforts yet you are still stead-fast in your ways.
Joe had already lost all of his invested money, then he lost all of his invested assets in the company but he then decided to triple down and bet his own soul on the rising of the company's value.
by Dicktionator April 14, 2023