Low-Kick

1) v. To KO an opponent in a fighting game with persistent attacking of the lower extremities, via kicks. Often times used only as a last resort in a close battle, where much is on the line.

2) v. To finish any task in a quick and unfair manner in order to prove your unwarranted pride.

1) Brian: " FUCK! i had your health all the way down and all you did was crouch and Low-Kick me, you bastard."
Jasen: "You're just upset 'cause you lost."

2) "Dude, i was sick of trying to flirt with her all night to get laid, so i just pulled a Low-Kick and slipped her a roofie."

by JTRjackal June 25, 2009

low blow

a violant act of hurting men where it hurts

Vincent Low Blow Derek !! NOOOoooooo !!

by alfy March 5, 2003

down low

the act of keeping a secret, usually refering to homosexual activity

by eboniprince April 30, 2003

down low

To keep a homosexual lifestyle hidden from others.

My brother had been on down low for two years before his we found out he was gay.

by recognize June 29, 2005

low tide

The distinct odor that follows copulation (sexual activity). The term "low tie" refers to the smell usually registering after several moments within the vicinity while also remaining for quite some duration.

"The city seems rather swept with low tide."

"You probably shouldn't enter that room- the low tide is entirely horrendous."

"Ugh, I abhor their low tide."

by In Sentence. August 3, 2009

low flashpoint

Said of an individual who is easily angered, often over minor and imagined offenses. A volatile person.

Watch out for her, she's got a low flashpoint.

by Blizz43 May 22, 2011

low trumpet

an unpleasant or rude person. Especially someone who doesn't realize just how obnoxious they truly are.

See that Brown student over there? The one telling everyone how he spent a semester at Harvard and how number theory is pretty much the best thing ever? He's a low trumpet if I ever saw one.

by Baba Gaga June 3, 2010