throw down first

to snitch; to tattletale; to tell authorities the truth;

Don't tell Timmay any secrets...he'll throw down first.

by Xan E November 4, 2007

throw upz

1) "Throw Upz" or "Throwiez" are a B-Boy or B-Girls Flash Dance. Throwin' Up is an instantaneous response to the urge of wanting to boogie down.
2)Throw Upz are designed to be a Quick display of Skill, Heart, Art & Guts :

That bboy has some clean throw upz.

I saw some bboy throw upz in the mall food court yesterday

by bboyswillbboys.com December 25, 2010

Throw off

(v.)
Transitive:
• to distract; to confuse
• to yeet (an object)
Intransitive:
• — also throw — to make a mistake; to lose unplanned/accidentally
• to stresslax (See stresslaxing)

• That car horn really threw me off.
• I just throw my things off whenever I get home.
• Come on, dude, don't throw off now. You're almost winning!
• I always throw off cuz I'm depressed af.

by Antisarcasm May 10, 2022

throw up Christmas

A term used to describe the lawns of those people who decorate their lawns at Christmas time with a ridiculous amount of decorations, especially the blowup decorations.

Instead of driving around to look at the house's with pretty Christmas lights, I went around searching for throw up Christmas!

by bridgetanne December 26, 2008

throw-up

a quick freestyle graffiti bomb

I did know who did that throw-up.

by phile1.scla May 17, 2003

throw back

Referrence to vintage jerseys, usually of basketball persuasion. A jersey with a past design, no longer being worn by the team. Another important factor is to make sure the athlete who's name adorns your throw back, was playing for the team at the time the throw back jersey was actually worn on the court.

Little Mickey was shot twice by ghetto thugs for his throw back.

by your father August 26, 2003

throw a 7

To die or stop living. In the dice game of craps, a shooter "craps out" when they roll a seven and all bets are cleared from the table. The end of someone's life. Past tense would be "threw a seven".

Bill: "How is your grandma doing these days?"
John: "Well she is sick now and grandpa is concerned that she might throw a 7..."

by Habbie June 11, 2006