When you have a cold and buy both Ny-Quil and Day-Quil. You drink the Ny-Quil, sleep for ten hours, wake up and accidentally drink more Ny-Quil instead of Day-Quil.
by RSE Thellin February 17, 2011
When you “hedge” your bet by increasing your stakes with slightly more favorable terms, so not really hedging at all.
I bet you a box of donuts I can run a 5K in under 23 minutes. Minutes later I’ll Dougie Double Down (DDD) by betting another box of donuts that I can run a 5K in under 25 minutes.
by Ice Indicator Gnome July 29, 2022
When a baby boomer doubles down on something they know is wrong so that they don't have to face the possibility of being wrong. Often relating to technology. Seems to get worse the older they get. Possibly a sign of early dementia.
Terry pulled a boomer double down as he insisted that Firefox was his search engine and his browser was Google. He just wouldn't listen to reason, probably because he knew he was wrong and wanted to avoid looking stupid.
by CuriouslyStrange February 24, 2021
An old school football play that old men in their 40s and 50s refer to when bragging about their grade school football prowess.
Kenny: When we played St James in the Turkey Bowl, we ran 47 Double Down all day down thier throats.
Weber: PJ was unstoppable
Weber: PJ was unstoppable
by Cheeseconeys January 16, 2022