That phrase you always hear when the good guys are faced with imminent danger that requires there participation in the defense of a particular strategic location. Of course, the big tough guy who is rudely waking the cadets from their slumber would probably say it even if it WAS a drill.
Manly Sergeant: Everybody out! This is not a drill!
Everybody Else: **Frantically puts on gear**
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School Teacher: Everybody out! This is not a drill!
Kid: You know what? Somehow I doubt it. I think I'll just go finish up my chem homework while you guys go stand in the rain.
Everybody Else: **Frantically puts on gear**
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School Teacher: Everybody out! This is not a drill!
Kid: You know what? Somehow I doubt it. I think I'll just go finish up my chem homework while you guys go stand in the rain.
by Enough Free Time to Post on UD January 09, 2011
Indicates surprise, shock, disbelief or urgency. Preferably spelled using ALL CAPS. See also: OMG, WTF, For real, Legit
This is not a drill. My dad just road my hoverboard to Chipotle
Miley & Liam are back together. THIS IS NOT A DRILL.
Miley & Liam are back together. THIS IS NOT A DRILL.
by Rando Kalrizzian January 14, 2016
by Btechshotter April 07, 2019
1) To murder or otherwise severely injure someone; slang associated with gang violence. Can be used as a verb as a well as a noun. In an American context, it usually refers to someone getting shot. In a UK context it usually refers to someone getting stabbed or even the occasional gang-related acid attack, but it can mean getting shot as well.
2) Also refers to a style of trap music with a lyrical focus on gang violence (a.k.a. drilling, a reference to the first definition) and typically having much darker beats as well as a rawer/grittier overall sound than typical trap music. A very regional music scene primarily centered around three cities and associated with real-world gang violence in all of them: Chicago, London, and New York, each with their own distinct take on the style.
2) Also refers to a style of trap music with a lyrical focus on gang violence (a.k.a. drilling, a reference to the first definition) and typically having much darker beats as well as a rawer/grittier overall sound than typical trap music. A very regional music scene primarily centered around three cities and associated with real-world gang violence in all of them: Chicago, London, and New York, each with their own distinct take on the style.
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