never fired, dropped once

A derogatory term used for French military equipment. References the joking tendency to drop their weapons and surrender the moment anything happens- never fired (didn't get a chance to) and dropped once (they dropped the weapon when they surrendered).

Person 1, walking up to a gun store counter: "Let me see that rifle."
Person 2, behind the counter: "This here is a genuine French military rifle. Never fired, dropped once."

by ATELOS May 20, 2023

Cosmic Drop

The Cosmic sound of the consciousness recieving the realization.

Have you heard about The Cosmic Drop.

-Salem

by Xx0Salem0xX June 13, 2023

Dead Drop

used when referring to a drop of clothing in which the hype had died or was never there to begin with.

Hey Johnny, those new yeezys gonna be lit!

Nah man, that’s a dead drop boy.

by KloutKing November 14, 2017

'drop the mike'

a gesture..dropping your smartphone to celebrate some sort of triumph or accomplishment
as evidenced by one image or another on the phone..very common in TV ads

And one does 'drop the mike' for emphasis of whatever

by has_te October 17, 2017

drop dope

Cocaine thats been re-rocked and not considered to be quality

"Why you gigglin nate?"
"I sold him a .7 gram of drop dope for 60!"

by dildosmurf December 5, 2013

Drop the ice

It is used when some people fail to do a idiotically simple task-like taking a bucket full of ice from one place to another.Moreover,they do fail it in a so awkward way.

Mother:Can you give me the salt,please?
David:Here you are...(he pours the salt just before he gives it to her)
Mother:Oh, my son,you just did drop the ice!
David:Yes,I did,mother.Yes,I did.

by Mr.Cringe69 January 14, 2019

drop a melon

1) To commit a spectacular, laughable failure.
2) To give birth to a monstrous turd so large you wonder how it came out of you.

"Did you hear about that wannabe techbro billionaire's antics yesterday? He dropped his biggest melon yet this time!"
"Hey Jon, you took a long time in there. Did you have to drop a melon?"

by Melon Dropper January 17, 2025