To fill all the frying vats at mcdonalds with large Quantities of chicken based products and pies e.g 25 pies or a full bag of chicken nuggets.
if some one shouts MOLEY DROP put every item you can fit in a basket fry the hell out of it. Remember half baskets are useless. ANY TIME OF THE DAY BUSY OR NOT A MOLEY DROP CAN BE USED :) SPREAD THE WORD!!!
by mrmoley August 08, 2011
by ty187 August 05, 2006
To drop or withdraw from a class after realizing how completely unready you are for the shitstorm of difficulty that this goes with this class
So, midway through my sociology exam, i realize that this isn't happening, so i go on my computer and rofl-drop the class, write down every flavor of cheese i can think of for the free response section, and leave a half hour early. I've felt like a winner all day :D
by Northwestern Student October 22, 2011
To drop a Moorby - is to mess something up, not do something, to absolutely nause it up or forget to do something
I should have picked the kids up from school but forgot - I dropped a moorby!
I had a deadline for a work project but forgot to do it - I dropped a moorby
I had a deadline for a work project but forgot to do it - I dropped a moorby
by wing cdr smythe February 19, 2014
A Jamaican reggae drum beat.
Prior to the "one drop" beat, the bass drum would typically fall on the 1st and 3rd beat and the snare would fall on the 2nd and 4th leaving the high-hat to accent throughout. However, on a "one drop" beat, the bass drum is used only on the 3rd beat, leaving an open space on beat one, hence the name "one drop". Said to be invented by the original Wailers' drummer Carlton Barret.
Made popular on Bob Marley & The Wailers' song by the same name.
Prior to the "one drop" beat, the bass drum would typically fall on the 1st and 3rd beat and the snare would fall on the 2nd and 4th leaving the high-hat to accent throughout. However, on a "one drop" beat, the bass drum is used only on the 3rd beat, leaving an open space on beat one, hence the name "one drop". Said to be invented by the original Wailers' drummer Carlton Barret.
Made popular on Bob Marley & The Wailers' song by the same name.
"Feel it in the one drop;
And well still find time to rap;
Were makin the one stop,
The generation gap;
Now feel this drumbeat
As it beats within,
Playin a riddim,
Resisting against the system"
"One Drop" by Bob Marley & The Wailers
SURVIVAL, 1979
And well still find time to rap;
Were makin the one stop,
The generation gap;
Now feel this drumbeat
As it beats within,
Playin a riddim,
Resisting against the system"
"One Drop" by Bob Marley & The Wailers
SURVIVAL, 1979
by JLiRD March 04, 2007
To void feces from the bowels: to defecate, to "take a shit."
("deuce" comes from the commonly used "number 2")
("deuce" comes from the commonly used "number 2")
by DJ Conan December 05, 2003