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

DROPPING GLUE

When a male ejaculates from a balcony above 30 feet.

Gary got so wrecked from the five shots of vodka, he was DROPPING GLUE at 3AM.

by SausageLinks October 13, 2022

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

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 dead

basically means to kill yourself

Elizabeth told Ann that she wished she'd drop dead. How Heartless!

by ThrowOutYourAxe July 16, 2022

Drop Top Minivan

A minivan without a roof, also ski mask the slump god's favourite kind of car

Ski Mask The Slump God: Pull up drop top minivan, what the fuck?

by n1qq4s May 7, 2017

drop

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by Abcvd January 7, 2024