Not Down
Phrase that indicates one is not willing to do something. There can be different ways to use this. Commonly used in Orange County, California.
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Not up Not down
Used when the stuff someone doing is weird where it's halfway hanging. Can be used in weird timing, when it's early but also late for the timing to do the stuff.
Not up Not down by jirimi April 19, 2021
Related Words
It's not going down like that.
Someone has a dumb idea they want you to participate in. Your answer should be "it's not going down like that.
It's not going down like that. by Sissifinn June 29, 2022
down NOT across
down NOT across by betaMax September 12, 2005
sit down not physically
Calm tf down if someone says it to you your really bothering them so even if your sitting down sit tf down and calm tf down
sit down not physically by Hoe definitions November 12, 2018
not locked down
Margo and Rachel are not locked down.
I wanna sleep with them and make it rain on them.
Maybe fornicate on their chest ;).
I wanna sleep with them and make it rain on them.
Maybe fornicate on their chest ;).
not locked down by crackbeez August 7, 2008
it's not shutting down
*the Resonance Cascade starts*
Shutting down...
Attempting shut down...
It's not...
It's not shutting down, it's not-
*insert shit here*
Shutting down...
Attempting shut down...
It's not...
It's not shutting down, it's not-
*insert shit here*
it's not shutting down by cool good epic man August 30, 2025
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