low down
low down by Bud E Love May 2, 2003
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low down
n. The actual dirt or details that comprise a complex situation which is usually passed on from a first hand participant in the ongoing 'drama.' Sometimes this phrase references the prior details of a scenario such as background connections which expose real motive or the base common denominator that the average person may not know.
Lemme give you the low down on dupont chemicals and the situation in bophal india.
She hooked me up with the low down on why they meet up after work everynight and now I see that its all business.
She hooked me up with the low down on why they meet up after work everynight and now I see that its all business.
low down by thee radical eclectic August 18, 2006
Low Down
A phrase used by an adult attempting to use young slang, while failing to realize that the correct phrase is "down low"
Denise's Mom: Oh, ya it's all cool. Lena doesn't know so keep it on the low down kay?
Denise: What?
Denise's Mom: keep it on the low down because Lena doesn't know
Denise: its keep it on the down low, mom. you are so lame.
Denise: What?
Denise's Mom: keep it on the low down because Lena doesn't know
Denise: its keep it on the down low, mom. you are so lame.
Low Down by qwertybirdy12345 November 21, 2011
Low Down
Low Down by trinity anetra January 13, 2023
low down and shifty
"I'm low down and I'm shifty!
'And if you hear a man that sounds like me smack him
and ask him where the fuck did he get his damn raps from..'" - Eminem low down and shifty
'And if you hear a man that sounds like me smack him
and ask him where the fuck did he get his damn raps from..'" - Eminem low down and shifty
low down and shifty by babnuggetz April 11, 2009
Low down skully diesel
Low down skully diesel by Ry-Dro June 22, 2006
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