droppin' science

Droppin' Science means to rhyme, say or do something original or unique, especially when rapping or in music. This term was notably used by the Beastie Boys in the album Paul's Boutique, track six, song "The Sounds of Science"

Well I be dropping the new science

and kicking the new ka-knowledge

MC to a degree, that you can't get in College!

by Dudeman July 10, 2004

Deuce Droppers

The Deuce Droppers were the enemies of the legendary Skeet Friends. The Deuce Droppers were a group of friends that went around town and took craps in public. They wanted to create as much havoc as they could, and get as many new members as they could. The Deuce Droppers were against ejaculating in public, and for Dropping Deuces in public. There mission was to paint the town with Feces.

The Deuce Droppers played an important part in the Skeet Saga. The founder and leader of the deuce droppers was Deputy Deuce, and Deucie Griffin. There were also many other characters in the Deuce Droppers. The Deuce Droppers fought the Skeet Friends on Mount Skeetmore (Originally called Mount Rushmore, but come on thats a gay name. However the Skeet Friends prevailed.

Deuce Droppers took S***** in public, and other than that they didnt do s*** (No pun intended...Mutha F*****).

by David Skeet Jr. May 4, 2008

droppin dimes

In basketball a nice pass that results in an assists

Im like J. Kidd droppoing dimes ten cents a minute.

by Aaron Corp August 11, 2004

Dropping Plates

A name of a way to harm someone.
In Disturbed's song "Droppin' Plates" it could be described as
A. Harming/Kicking Ass
or
B. Showing off.
or
C. Both

"Move yo ass 'fo' I drop a plate on yo ass"
The man dropped the plates on the mat, he was RIPPED!
"Oh my GAWD!! Here comes Santa Clause, dropping plates!!"

by Hitman7621 October 28, 2006

name dropping

The act of inserting the name of any obscure cultural institution into a conversation in an effort to accelerate the building of rapport with someone, or to make one's self appear to be more important. Typically considered by intelligent people to be a negative habit.

Here is an example of name dropping in context.
"I totally saw this guy I used to work with at the Bright Eyes show last tuesday!"

With the intended response being:
"woah, you listen to Bright Eyes!?"

One more example

"I was getting off the train and my Don Delillo book fell right out of my bag and onto the tracks!!!"

by BAMF.com May 6, 2003

ebay ball dropper

A seller who sells something he doesn't have. Usually someone who plans to by locally with the buyers money and make a profit. Either the final bid is lower than the local cost, or the merchandise isn't available . Asking for a shipping date usually results in insults or threats but no shipping date.

Getting what I paid for from that ebay ball dropper was like pulling teeth.

by mikie the yorkie March 15, 2008

Drippin

lingo started around jersey city early 2014 to describe ones outfit or overall demeanor

ADJECTIVE
adjective: drip;

3rd person present: drips;

past tense: dripped;

past participle: dripped;

gerund or present participle: dripping

1. flex hard or be so wet as to shed small drops of liquid.
"my nike air force ones won't stop dripping"
synonyms: dribble, leak splash wet More

• (swagger) falls in small drops.
"water dripped from his clothing"

• cause or allow (designer) to shed rain drops.
"the designer was dripping water down one side"

• display a copious amount or degree of a particular quality or thing.
"Forrest Guap was dripping with gold and diamonds"

NOUN
noun: drip;

plural noun: drips

1. Enormous amount of a swag.
"she put the bucket underneath the dresser to catch the drip"
synonyms: juice, swag, steez, swank, splash

• the action or sound of flexing and finessing.
"the drip, drip, drip came from the leak in the roof"

• short for dripstarr.

wetgod- I'm dripping water like I'm frozen

by Wetty Betty October 11, 2018