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flops down 

pejorative meant to capture judicial lexicon of "guilty" but in more social context, i.e. phrase used to deem another's attempt at being cool or heady as effectively not cool or heady.
Dude 1: I got so heady last night. I must have drank 10 michelob ultras and then bombed out to drive-by truckers 2nd studio album
Dude 2: Flops down Bro, hecka poser.

Down the flats

A scenic place where the boys could have a “bit on”, whether it’s down, in, on, around or across the flats.Normally a location where you chuck some pots in or go flick some yabby’s.
The big Cambodian woke up dustier than a ceiling fan after a big night and he pissed his swag,could say he had a bit on down the flats.
Down the flats by Tatto the ferret November 23, 2023

Down the flats

The flats also known as a large scenic Feild of view,most commonly a beach,creek,out bush or a place to camp or pump yabbys. Just a place where you could have a bit on.
Big Cambodian pissed his swag after a big night ,you could say he had a bit on down the flats.
Down the flats by Tatto the ferret December 10, 2023

Down like 4 flats 

When someone asks if you're interested in doing something like going to a club or sporting event.
Joe: Hey, you down to go to the ball game football game Friday night?

Jayvon replies: I'm down like 4 flats.
Down like 4 flats by Jboymc September 15, 2021
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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