on_a_downward_spiral

the worst instagram account ever.

"on_a_downward_spiral is the yassification of kalesalad"

by slowdiveofficial July 9, 2021

The Downward Sprinkle

You jump off a building with your partner and while you are falling to your death you must cum in her bum before hitting the ground otherwise you lose the game.

"Did you hear about the suicide last week" "Yea but he did The Downward Sprinkle So he didn't die in vain"

by Boredabit July 3, 2018

Downward Class Migration

A broadly-impacting and relatively permanent economic transition for an entire nation whereby the majority of people found across all socio-economic classes of that nation each get moved downward from their current socio-economic status to a lower class level. For example:

-- Members of the Upper-Middle Class get moved down to the Middle-Middle Class.

-- Members of the Middle-Middle Class get moved down to the Lower-Middle Class.

-- Members of the Lower-Middle Class get moved down to the Lower Class.

-- Members of the Lower Class get moved down into Poverty Status.

The phrase was first used by American social commentator and prepper guru Jack Spirko in his daily podcast “The Survival Podcast” in October of 2008.

"As the American dollar weakens and the economies of China and India strengthen, millions of Americans of all socio-economic status will experience downward class migration and get moved down by at least one whole class level."

by Edwin Drake January 31, 2012

downwardly mobile

any individual, family, group, or other association of persons who has lost economic, financial, political and social status either suddenly or over a longer period of time.

1. The Winchesters were once the most prominent family in town. But due to bad luck, poor judgement, financial catastrophe and inheritance taxes, they are now, like most everyone else, nobodies. They have become downwardly mobile.
2. The Big Three automobile manufacturers (Chrysler, Ford, General Motors) of Detroit, MI were once the titans of American industry back in the mid-twentieth century. But newer technologies (the internet, the computer laptop, the iPhone, et al), newer regions (Silicon Valley, Wall Street, SunBelt, et al) and other economic, political and social changes have rendered them to the proverbial back-of-the-bus. The Big Three - and Detroit, MI - have become downwardly mobile.

by Virgin Suicides July 8, 2017

downward spiral of shame

the self-humiliation and degradation of respect of an awkward individual in the course of a conversation with normal people due to the individual’s lack of communication skills and general social ineptitude

I think Cakes should stop while he is ahead and end his downward spiral of shame before his nerd jokes scare away the last remaining females at the party.

by astroguy15 January 3, 2009

double downward

the simultaneous act of anal sex between two men

both guys being tops and bottoms at the same time is considered double downward. "yo me and boy just did doulbe downward"

by buttanut November 15, 2010

downward tomato

A person who is depressed because they don't know where they belong. Downward being depressed, tomato being neither a fruit or a vegetable and thus make it out of place

Mike is a downward tomato because he doesn't know wether he belongs to the nerd group or the art group

by awaffleduck July 3, 2014