dead-drop

Noun/Verb/Adjective
A poorly timed, inappropriate, or poorly received conclusion to a statement, speech, or joke. Commonly met with a dead silence

The comedian was bombing on stage and ended the show with a dead-drop “well look who’s laughing now!”

by Scobra January 14, 2022

shock drop

When you're eating out her ass and she farts in your mouth, so you put three in her pink and one in her stink while simultaneously blowing her own fart back into her mouth.

Hey did you smell her breath she definitely got shock dropped last night.

by Factory stalk August 15, 2022

Beyoncé-Drop

When an artist (mainly musicians) unexpectedly release new content without notifying (mainly album) their fans.

A: Have you listed to the new Band album?
B: No! When did it come out? I didn't hear them announce a new album.
A:' Cause they didnt, They Beyoncé-drop(sed) it last week, It was a total surprise.

by urbanannon September 1, 2016

Drop zone

The area of a person's head, roughly in the shape of a blindfold tied around their eyes, that if hit with a bullet will cause instantaneous death. This is regardless of the angle of entry of the bullet. A term used by snipers.

Aim for the drop zone rookie! Don't take chances!

by b4s8ken January 14, 2017

womb droppings

Despised human beings

I won’t mention the womb droppings you get that bar!

by anonymous October 9, 2020

Dropped a knee

Made an offer of marriage to someone

Leg was a bit wobbly mate so I dropped a knee. She said “Yes!”

by jzpoz December 3, 2018

Drop a lock

To completely shut down a social gathering or situation. To nullify any future activity.

Mike's dad had to drop a lock on that pool party. It was getting way out of control, bro.

by Purplehelmetfighter July 8, 2016