to take the plunge. verb.
a phrase describing voluntarily trying something for the first time. Often used for experimenting with a particular substance for the first time, like alcohol or an unfamiliar drug. Also includes losing of virginity or some kind of adrenal exercise, like base jumping or skydiving. The phrase illustrates an act of either admirable courage or reckless stupidity. The context may vary.
a phrase describing voluntarily trying something for the first time. Often used for experimenting with a particular substance for the first time, like alcohol or an unfamiliar drug. Also includes losing of virginity or some kind of adrenal exercise, like base jumping or skydiving. The phrase illustrates an act of either admirable courage or reckless stupidity. The context may vary.
1) Ah, we can always trust Ross to take the plunge first in the group.
2) Come on, the water is deep enough. Go on, take the plunge
3) Lads, you know how I never said I'd get into the hard stuff? Well... I took the plunge and moved onto kets.
2) Come on, the water is deep enough. Go on, take the plunge
3) Lads, you know how I never said I'd get into the hard stuff? Well... I took the plunge and moved onto kets.
by masoncartoon February 12, 2010
by bungybob May 07, 2006
I would like to learn how to play Take Five in piano, guitar, saxophone and drums! It's real catchy!
by NHRHS2010 June 16, 2011
by The Return of Light Joker November 08, 2010
The opposite of "Take It Easy", said with a snarly, vindicative purpose. Commonly used when dismissing someone you don't like.
by jgor4@yahoo.com August 11, 2007
by ckilborn November 19, 2010
To point out one's faults (appearance, finances, etc.) in a challenging manner. (Similar to roasting)
Person 1: Bruh, go home and fix that damn hairline. Batman symbol lookin' ass.
Person 2: Oh shit, he tryna take shots!
Person 2: Oh shit, he tryna take shots!
by A Peruvian dragon June 02, 2016