Hoe. Female or Male who will drop their pants for anyone. Annoying to be around because they flaunt the fact that they're Very sexually active with many different partners
by realillness October 20, 2013
i was pimping it in the drop dog.
the chevy was droped.
ima flip them hoes digits when im in my candy drop
the chevy was droped.
ima flip them hoes digits when im in my candy drop
by Snow Cone September 24, 2005
when a person mentions something (usually in a subtle manner) that is completely unnecessary to the conversation, and serves only as a gateway for the person to indirectly brag about his/herself.
this is an extension of name dropping.
Todd: "Hey!"
Tucker: "Hi!"
Todd: "My name is Todd, what's yours?"
Tucker: "Tucker, hey where are you from?"
Todd: "Louisiana, you?"
Tucker: "Oh, I'm from California *where I won the national championship 7 years in a row for Greco-Roman wrestling."
Todd: "Hey!"
Tucker: "Hi!"
Todd: "My name is Todd, what's yours?"
Tucker: "Tucker, hey where are you from?"
Todd: "Louisiana, you?"
Tucker: "Oh, I'm from California *where I won the national championship 7 years in a row for Greco-Roman wrestling."
by abrelosojos March 24, 2005
by Jasminer August 30, 2005
Drop?
A word said by Ned Beatty (Bobby) to indicate a question as to what was proposed by one of the two “mountain men” in the 1972 film Deliverance, a fictional story four suburban professional men from Atlanta, Georgia on a weekend canoe and camping trip that encounter two rednecks (Georgia Crackers). That is when you have to use the word "Drop"' with a question mark "?" When your mind wonders if something you consider bad is going to happen to you.
A word said by Ned Beatty (Bobby) to indicate a question as to what was proposed by one of the two “mountain men” in the 1972 film Deliverance, a fictional story four suburban professional men from Atlanta, Georgia on a weekend canoe and camping trip that encounter two rednecks (Georgia Crackers). That is when you have to use the word "Drop"' with a question mark "?" When your mind wonders if something you consider bad is going to happen to you.
Mountain Man: Now, let's you just drop them pants.
Bobby: Drop?
Mountain Man: Just take 'em right off.
Bobby: Drop?
Mountain Man: Just take 'em right off.
by Billy BullSchitter August 05, 2016