to begin seriously doing what you need to do;
to begin to get serious; to begin to negotiate or conduct business;
to start talking about the subject to be discussed;
to apply oneself to serious matters; concentrate on work...
to begin to get serious; to begin to negotiate or conduct business;
to start talking about the subject to be discussed;
to apply oneself to serious matters; concentrate on work...
There was a real determination to get down to business.
The directors finally got down to business and decided to sign the contract.
The directors finally got down to business and decided to sign the contract.
by Kacler January 16, 2014
by Softball sweetie February 21, 2014
A lifestyle in which the participant engages in sexual activity with as many partners or styles as possible for the sole sake of bragging rights. Often associated with the word Baller.
by OGD Masta. April 16, 2008
getting it on; having sex; getting down to business; revealing somebody's personal info to do damage or put them down.
"Those two were getting downa dirty on the dance floor."
"When they were rappin', they started getting down and dirty."
"When they were rappin', they started getting down and dirty."
by free_me July 6, 2006
A term used for when your squad mate gets lead in his head, or when you spot a sniper from afar. Either way, whenever this is yelled out on the field, most people duck, and take cover. And if they don't well, as a certain austraillian would say, "Boom. Headshot."
Guy 1: GET DOWN! SNIPER!
Guy 2: Everyone take cover!
Guy 3: What? Where?
Sniper: I've got you now.
Guy 3: *dies*
Guy 2: Everyone take cover!
Guy 3: What? Where?
Sniper: I've got you now.
Guy 3: *dies*
by Nephilis Thylord November 5, 2020
by Kkj September 8, 2018
Referring to a finger bang, on the basis that fingers are often times called digits. It was original used in hopes of avoiding an introduction of the lame-ass cyber sex definition constructed by a band known as N*SYNC.
by XyourXworstXnightmareX January 23, 2005