drowning

1.) a feeling of utter hopelessness

2.) numb or lost without emotion

with her broken heart she was drowning, and no one was going to save her.

by oop August 25, 2005

Drown

When someone tries to talk to their crush and it doesn't go well

Did you see Dave's drown he tried to get Briana's number but she denied.

by ngvbo.m June 10, 2016

Drowning

You are beyond desperate and thirsty. You would hook up with anyone. It is not good to be drowning.

Jessica : hey Sally what are you looking at
Sally : ohh just the guy over their in the yellow
Jessica : umm I think he is ten. That is half our age not to mention the mud on his pants. Well I hope it's mud!
Sally : I don't care ima go and work my magic. Bye.
Jessica : your drowning

by Cinnamonsheen February 27, 2014

Drowned

Really drunk off of a lot of shots

I'm so drowned right now off of those drinks.

by Matt Meneses February 19, 2008

Drowning

Drowning is where you pass out from from loss of air in a liquid (even your own blood) and you automaticly start breathing again filling your lungs up with the liquid.

Jesus Christ drowned on his own blood when he was crucified.

by Dry May 28, 2005

Drown

When someone is iced out so much with a nice fit, it's more than just drip.

Dam! Joel ain't dripping today that boy drowning!

by DrownDude69 September 17, 2020

drowning

A term used in english football to describe a team which has survived five successive waves from a set-piece but has reached a point of desperation where they will be lucky not to concede a goal. At this stage, positions become irrelevant, no defensive line is held and any part of the body is used to try and block the ball.

Commentator: "Wave after wave is coming at them, it does not look they can cope for much longer. They're drowning!"

by tonypulis08 June 7, 2018