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Bar Down 

Coming down pull the puck to the middle in a dangling motion then proceding to snipe with out mercy off the crossbar and into the net
Phil and Deke sniped Ferbs BAR DOWN everyday
Danny Mattson goes BAR DOWN like Jesus Christ
Heater cannot skate and does not go bar down
Mike bosco goes bar up cause he doesnt know what its like to go down on something
Bar Down by Deke Johnson August 22, 2007
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Bar Down 

When a water polo player shoots the ball at such an angle and speed that the ball hits the upper or side bars and goes straight down, making it difficult for a goalie to block. A bar down, or bar in, is one of the best shots in water polo, as well as the most difficult to do.
"Dude, Tom just hit another bar down!"
"No way, he's playing so well right now!"
Bar Down by XBar707 December 31, 2011

Bar Down 

A term stemming from hockey that means to do something in exuberant fashion (as in hockey, where scoring off the crossbar is going "bar down").
Guy A: Dude, are you still on the same beer? Bar Down!
Guy B: BAR DOWN! *proceeds to chug beer*

Guy A: What'd you do this weekend?
Guy B: Took a little vacay, went bar down on some skiing
Guy A: BEAST
Bar Down by BeastShow December 29, 2009

bar down on parkin 

the act of decimating a tendy's confidence by going cheds in hurr off bar, for a major g-note. Specifically on Parkin.

attn: no apple required.

copyright: gkaz yeah
as soon as I stepped over the blue line, I knew I was going Bar Down on Parkin.

Primetime's first NHL goal was bar down on Parkin

Closed the bar down 

When you stay at a bar so late that they kick you out so they can finish cleaning and count down the register.
"I'm exhausted this morning. Me and some friends closed the bar down last night."

Titty Bar Down 

Equivalent to going top cheddar, goin titty bar down is when a hockey player or lacrosse player snipes a shot and it hits the crossbar and then goes down in the net. Basically, a perfect shot that looks awesome.
Did you see Darrow dangle those two defenseman and then snip titty bar down?
Titty Bar Down by TrojanMANpuck10 September 30, 2010

Bar Downed 

When you are playing soccer and nutmeg someone, but on the way through, it hits them in the nuts
“ I just bar bar downed you!”
Bar Downed by Dillon T June 2, 2018
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