drop knowledge

1.To give information or share knowledge on a subject or just life in general.

2.To teach something.

3.To give advice or share wisdom.

1. I had no idea he was a interested in history until he began to drop knowledge about the Civil Rights movement. He really knew what he was talking about!

2. Guy: I can't seem to find that article on student activism I wanted to use for my essay in the library.
Girl: I took a class on library research.
Guy: Word? Come on then, drop that knowledge!

3. My younger cousin was going through a tough time with his girlfriend, so I had to drop some knowledge his way.

by gehleek February 27, 2009

drop knowledge

To act smart for this period of time.

Today i am gonna drop knowledge in front of the class.

by Derek Stubbs October 17, 2007

Drop Knowledge

To suck a dick. To drop dome.

My boyfriend told me to pull over and drop knowledge on him.

by turtles r us April 26, 2011

drop knowledge

A term deriving from the San Francisco East Bay Area. Used to express one's desire to defecate.

Oh man, I need to go drop knowledge.

by Jonathan Bowerbank May 9, 2006

Drop Knowledge

The act of ejaculating on a another person to enlighten them about your awesomeness.

Dude, I'm totally gonna drop knowledge all over that girls face later on. Educate a hoe.

by Keepsitreallikethat March 18, 2009

drop some knowledge

To spit a freestyle, Flow.

C'mon dogg drop some knowledge for us.

by BRik December 10, 2006

Drop Some Knowledge

Can refer to beating someone either in a game, contest, or beating them to within an inch of their life.

Let's play Halo this weekend and I will drop some knowledge on you.

by JAK 4B September 22, 2010