to drop porridge

To convince others that a false statement is true. Opposite of "to drop knowledge". Origin derived from phrase of a brain turning to mush.

I wanted to drop porridge on a coworker recently, so I told him the word "gullible" isn't actually in the dictionary.

by scooter333 May 30, 2018

drop the kids off at the pool

/drɒp ðə kudzu ɒf ət ðə pu l/
phr. v. (slang, humorous, vulgar)

1. To defecate; to go to the toilet for a bowel movement.
2. To engage masturbation, until climax, into a toilet.

Etymology: Figurative and euphemistic expression popularized in late 20th-century American slang. The “kids” metaphorically represent faeces, and the “pool” the toilet bowl. Usage reflects a broader tradition of humorous circumlocutions for defecation. Modern day usage developed into a meaning for self-relief, for either healthy bowel movements or acts of self love.

e.g. "Where is your toilet closet? I need to drop the kids off at the pool!"

by anonymous August 21, 2025

drop some duces

to take a shit

Glozell1: When you go to the bathroom and you have to do not one, but you have to drop some duces.

by heeeeyyy14 October 16, 2011

Shoe dropping

Pleasuring oneself

Clare: "Where have you been Tommy?"
Josh: "Sorry, I was busy shoe dropping"

by polkar September 24, 2014

douchebag drop

trying to get out of a situation by dropping a name who has higher superiority while acting like a douchebag

Fred is trying to douchebag drop the officer out of a ticket by saying he knows the cheif of police.

by Th3M@tr1X January 2, 2018

drop dead gorgeous

Definition of Kim JaeJoong

Did you see Kim JaeJoong? He's drop dead gorgeous

by marti803 January 5, 2017

Face-dropping

When someone posts something on Facebook meant for another person but then a third party views, comments, and/or reposts it.

Similar to eavesdropping, but on Facebook.

Matt sent Cord a video. Dylan commented on it. That's Face-dropping.

by McCabeBlahBlah December 20, 2010