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.
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
It is used when someone fails to do an idotically simple tas-like dropping the ice while you're taking it from one table to another.Moreover,this one fails the task in a very awkward way.
Mother:Son,could you give me the salt.
Son:Here you...a..re(son drops it just before he gives it to her)
Mother:Oh...you just did drop the ice,my son!
Son:Yes,I did,mother.Yes,I did.
Son:Here you...a..re(son drops it just before he gives it to her)
Mother:Oh...you just did drop the ice,my son!
Son:Yes,I did,mother.Yes,I did.
by Mr.Cringe69 January 14, 2019
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When an iPhone user accesses airdrop and places memes onto another users phone without their consent.
by emery h. July 04, 2017
King of drop that’s is someone named chase or Braxton there both honnestly just a great guys who are the king of drop that’s which is something that they do with there cousin also there pene is extremely small
by Drop that👋👋👏 March 25, 2019
A humorous or satirical commitment or remark made during a conversation that is seemingly unrelated to the subject at hand, often containing innuendos or double entendres. Characterized by eliciting reactions of surprise, confusion, or disapproval, such as a "Why did you say that?" or a groan, for comedic effect.
Origin: Originating from a unique social dynamic among a group of friends, "Doller Drop" encapsulates the essence of injecting unexpected and often provocative comments into discussions, serving both as a source of humor and a test of the conversational boundaries, In honor of D. Doller.
Origin: Originating from a unique social dynamic among a group of friends, "Doller Drop" encapsulates the essence of injecting unexpected and often provocative comments into discussions, serving both as a source of humor and a test of the conversational boundaries, In honor of D. Doller.
"As we debated the best strategies for our game night, Sarah interjected with a Doller Drop about game pieces that left us shaking our heads in disbelief, wondering, 'Why did you say that?' even as we chuckled."
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