At Jones Beach on August 5th:
Daron Malakian (Guitarist): Lemme see how many Downheads we got here!!
Daron Malakian (Guitarist): Lemme see how many Downheads we got here!!
by TayyGT August 7, 2012
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a girl who is down to participate in sexual activities without prior relationship to said individual
by brian bickerstaff January 9, 2009
Get the down head mug.Dowlhead is a word used to describe your friends absurdly incoherent behavior. Also dowlhead can be used to describe a "muscle head" who spends more time checking himself out in the mirror at the gym than actually working out.
Scenario 1:
You are making zero since you freakin dowlhead
Scenario 2:
Guy 1: Oh my god dude, checkout this fag looking at his abs in the mirror
Guy 2: haha I know, what a dowlhead
You are making zero since you freakin dowlhead
Scenario 2:
Guy 1: Oh my god dude, checkout this fag looking at his abs in the mirror
Guy 2: haha I know, what a dowlhead
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Get the downheaval mug.Utterly apathetic, as the song by Primitive Radio Gods: PhoneBooth proclaims "i've down hearted baby ever since the day we met"
totally without care, beyond depressed.
totally without care, beyond depressed.
"As the prince comes to claim his kingdom, and his lover.... he finds everything is destroyed,and his lover killed, he will forever be downhearted"
by hopeless romantic dlo October 8, 2008
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1) Aw dude ... you're giving me a down head! (You are depressing me)
2) Sorry to hear that ... that's a down head. (That is a depressing event, or bummer)
3) I'm in a down head (bummed-out mood ... though it is rarely used in this way, I would certainly understand what the person meant if s/he said this)
2) Sorry to hear that ... that's a down head. (That is a depressing event, or bummer)
3) I'm in a down head (bummed-out mood ... though it is rarely used in this way, I would certainly understand what the person meant if s/he said this)
by Peter T. September 5, 2008
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