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Buzz Me Down
This phrase means "let me puff half of your cigarette." If someone doesn't have a cigarette, and you are smoking one, then they will request you to buzz them down, meaning let them puff the leftover half of your cigarette after you are done with it.
Bob : Yo, you got a bogie?
Pablo: This the only one I got, man.
Bob: Buzz me down, son!
Pablo: aight, wait up
Pablo: This the only one I got, man.
Bob: Buzz me down, son!
Pablo: aight, wait up
Buzz Me Down by Harris666 August 16, 2012
Related Words
buzz me • Buzz Me Down • drop me a buzz • give me a buzz • Mean Buzz Bro • Meat Buzz • Mexican Buzz-Cut • Buzzmental • Buzz • buzz cock
drop me a buzz
This phrase is being used with increasing regularity, especially amongst the ex-pat acting communities in Italy. Its meaning is ambiguous to say the least, however it is widely used when letting someone know they should call or email you at a later date. With increasing use (google currently has 9 entries for the phrase) this phrase is sure to go far.
n.b. this is NOT a muddled mess of 'drop me a line' and 'give me a buzz'. This is a phrase all by itself and has no relation to either. Anyone suggesting otherwise will likely find themselves with a libel case against their punk asses.
n.b. this is NOT a muddled mess of 'drop me a line' and 'give me a buzz'. This is a phrase all by itself and has no relation to either. Anyone suggesting otherwise will likely find themselves with a libel case against their punk asses.
Actress: So you'll let me know when you hear from them?
Accountant(in an attempted cool voice): Yeah, no worries, just drop me a buzz
Actress (without the blink of an eye): ok, thats fine, i'll drop you a buzz
(both parties left this conversation a bit confused as to what they'd agreed to, unaware that they'd participated in something rare and amazing, the invention of a new phrase!)
Accountant(in an attempted cool voice): Yeah, no worries, just drop me a buzz
Actress (without the blink of an eye): ok, thats fine, i'll drop you a buzz
(both parties left this conversation a bit confused as to what they'd agreed to, unaware that they'd participated in something rare and amazing, the invention of a new phrase!)
drop me a buzz by czechnecksufferer January 8, 2009
give me a buzz
give me a buzz by Anneett December 28, 2021
Mean Buzz Bro
If you were with your bro's in the mosh pit at a gig you might say to your mate, "Mean Buzz Bro!" Or to emphasize the point "MEEEEAN buzz bro!!!"
Mean Buzz Bro by cweed September 14, 2009
Mexican Buzz-Cut
Mexican Buzz-Cut by Hyperbeans June 5, 2022
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