chalk it down

Means 'to make a record of something' or 'to have completed something noteworthy'. Usually shortened to 'chalk it'.

"I just got that girl's number. Chalk it."

by E/O/W September 3, 2005

down b

To give someone a sweet uppercut (in the style of Mortal Kombat.)

Yo, dawg, Plaks is such an asshole; so I gave him a down b and knocked his monkey ass down!

by Jeff May 15, 2004

Word down

To be in agreeance with someone, or something, or with a situation.

For sure, WORD DOWN.

by rightupworddown December 16, 2010

Walk Down

A shootout between two opposing gunmen, often portrayed in Hollywood on Main Street as a duel between hero and villain; the first real life “walk down” supposedly occurred between Wild Bill Hickok and Phil Coe in October 5, 1871 in Abilene, Texas. Hickok was Marshal of Abilene, and he was forced into a shoot-out with Phil Coe.

Matt Dillon in the television series Gunsmoke was most famous for his frequent walk down fights with the villains on his show.

by Showbizbuff July 28, 2007

thumbs down

What this definition will most likely receive a million of.

I'd do "thumbs up," but I'm not that desperate.

...thumbs down

by TenInchPlaya August 19, 2006

holding it down

The maintenance, operation and proper outward appearance of a work place, facility or law enforcement administration by employees, while others are not present and without permission.

Sully, hold this place down for a couple hours.

Hector will be holding it down over there until we get back

by UnknownSubject January 14, 2008

Bar Down

A term stemming from hockey that means to do something in exuberant fashion (as in hockey, where scoring off the crossbar is going "bar down").

Guy A: Dude, are you still on the same beer? Bar Down!
Guy B: BAR DOWN! *proceeds to chug beer*

Guy A: What'd you do this weekend?
Guy B: Took a little vacay, went bar down on some skiing
Guy A: BEAST

by BeastShow December 29, 2009