drop the soap

To do something horribly, horribly stupid that leaves you wide open to be screwed, like in a prison shower. Screwage may be figurative or literal.

"I dropped the soap! Now I'm as good as screwed!"

by matt November 1, 2003

Drop socks

Commonly referred to as slouch socks and worn in DC many, many years ago. often paired with hi-top reeboks or tims. Can still be seen worn by oldheads and people from murrlandwho don't let trends go

girl from uptown dc circa early 1990's:"Imma wear my lil Madness tee wit my parasuco strech jeans, some drop socks and some chucks"
girl from southeast:" Oh, Imma wear this lil dress i bought from ddtp wit my susie wong MCM"
girl from trinidad:"I wanna wear my joan & david tennis shoes but i dont know if i should where some slouch socks"

by cocochanel October 28, 2005

drop lyrics

Rapping lyrics in a rhythmic flow

I drop lyrics off and on like a lightswitch
quick to grab the right chick
and make her drive
the Q-45
glocks and tecks
are expected
respect is
collected
so check it!

-- Biggie - Ready To Die - Ready To Die

by big jens chisel July 28, 2006

Drop the Axe

To get rid of or do away with someone or something after an undesirable event happens.

"I am going to drop the axe on Rich, Paul"

"Why?"

"He stole my ATM card and tried to sleep with my girl"

"They are going to drop the axe on Amanda because she calls in sick all of the time."

by quest224 July 16, 2009

Drop some Timber

The act of taking a shit.

Yo! I will be back. Im gonna drop some timber. Aight!

by bentwood121 September 29, 2009

drop six

(n.) a slang term for a revolver

(v.) to shoot, especially with a handgun or revolver

ex1 "that nigga be dazed want nothin but a fix. drop him in the gutter with a rusty drop six, drop six."

ex2 "talk like that again and me and my friends gonna drop six on you."

by not.my.name December 23, 2010

drop the form

"Drop the Form" (as in, drop the formality), is a polite phrase used to ask someone to dress and/or act casually, rather than properly, to create a more intimate and realistic environment in order to get to the point of a conversation, skipping the formalities.

Note: In an altered definition, DTF can mean to literally drop a form of a piece of paper onto the ground.

1. "Drop the form, Debra, are we breaking up or not?"

2. "Sir, per chance, would you care to procure one of the many exclusive Chanel-"

"Whoa bro, drop the form. I'm just window shopping."

3. "Robert, should I don the Versace blazer or the Gucci silk jacket?"

"No, no, no, no. Drop the form, compadre, we're just going to the beach."

4. "Oh, crap, I dropped the form again. Pick it up for me?"

by droptheform December 25, 2013