Down the smoke

Gay or queer slang for a man sucking another mans dick and swallowing.

I’ll be going to Greg’s later to down the smoke.

I downed so much smoke last night.

by Tetetwhahaha August 30, 2025

Double down

Where you go down on someone with the intent to make them orgasm. Then once they have, come up for air before diving back down with the twice the intention in order to give them an earth shattering secondary orgasm

Girl 1: but what's so special about him?
Girl 2: oh you have no idea, he is a professional at the double down.
Girl 1: oh damn! You lucky cow!

Guy 1: oh man, the thing with my girl is, she's a double down champ.
Guy 2: oh shit seriously? How the fuck does that even work?
Guy 1: I dunno man, but it's so hot, she leaves me completely spent.

by JakPool May 3, 2018

burn me down

Reference to smoking weed, usually offered to someone (or someone asks the other person)
The person with the weed comes and smokes with you while you’re out of your stash
Usually done for something in return

“You tryna burn me down after I do your hair?”
“Yea I’ll hit you when I’m here.”

by dreelover June 27, 2022

boo down

booing someone or something but shorter. boo down. not good. you suck.

“bro did i tell you my job fired me?”

“fr?? boo downnn

by Bella365 February 4, 2024

Jai slowed down

Celebrity dj and rapper from Tampa Florida who works with Soulja boy and dj wats also makes screw down music on YouTube. he makes sure you hear him

Jai slowed down drop that fire.

by Ella Bands July 10, 2024

d for down

a stronger way to say "I'm down", as in "I'd be up for that"

Cam: "Hey Nicola, do you want to go to Mel's?"
Nicola: "D for down"

by flipflopFlapJack March 3, 2021

Served down

Bartending lingo, meaning to serve a cocktail without ice in non-stemmed glassware, as opposed to 'served up' e.g. in a coupe or martini glass.

The term probably comes from the fact that cocktails with no ice are typically served in stemmed glassware, so they keep colder for longer, literally raised above the base of the glass (served up). A cocktail like the Sazerac however, is not typically on the rocks, yet is often served in stemless glassware like a rocks glass or gibraltar glass (served down).

We make our Sazeracs stirred, served down, with a lemon peel as garnish.

by The Crane Brother March 16, 2024