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Double Downie

Someone who continues to do something in an even more determined way than before.

The term is used as a euphemism when someone tells bald-faced lies and when confronted with contradictory statements, he/she not only fails to retract their claims but instead expresses an increased certainty in their truth.

Derivative from double down - a term used in the cardgame blackjack where someone doubles their bet in a risky situation.
"Instead of just coming clean about his falsehoods, Bradley decided to double down on his lies in the hopes of convincing others he's telling the truth. Bradley is doing a Double Downie."
Double Downie by UWV June 14, 2018
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double downer 

when you take a crap so large it must be flushed twice in order to go down
"i gotta use your bathroom dude, Chipotle is making a comeback"

"ok, dont stink it up"

45 minutes later you hear the toilet flush, then a pause, then flush again.

"whew, that was intense"

"damn dude, if your gonna take a double downer...at least wash your hands"
double downer by kustus April 16, 2010

Double-downer 

A sexual act involving more than one down syndrome person.
Dude, last night I was at this awesome party in a mental hospital and got these two chicks messed up on Tequilla. Slamming double-downer man! Those hoes couldn't work straight or speak straight the next day
Double-downer by dekor March 5, 2010

Double-Double-Downer 

A person who regularly eats two KFC Double-Down chicken sandwiches in a single sitting rather than eating just one.
Look at that fat bitch! I bet she's a double-double-downer!
Double-Double-Downer by suoivun April 21, 2010
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