track down

Find after a difficult search

I don't know where she is. I'll try to track her down. I'll track down her for you.

by M.Kh September 27, 2017

down to feast

When a person(s) is totally ready to become one with their seating arrangement and engorge themselves with as much food as they can possibly stomach. This is abbreviated as DTF.

Person X “Wanna order Chinese?”

Person Y “I am totally DTF!” (Down to feast)

by Hobo2018 June 26, 2018

jack down

a jacked up downie

what an absolute jack down - dickhead

by User 0420 August 22, 2017

bock down

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.

"Bock down and do some business, boy!"

by Rudolf Kurt Penner February 20, 2007

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

down the road

A phrase, often used in rural dialect, that lets people know your not from the city but from a suburban or rural area relative to your current urban location.

I was born in Atlanta but raised down the road.

by WhoGotTheKeys September 17, 2020

bucketing down

When it is raining real damn hard (Australian definition)

Oh it's bloody bucketing down you gumpy spaff

by VincentD'Amico August 19, 2016