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down for the count 

Almost defeated, like a boxer who has been knocked down and who will lose the fight if he can't get back on his feet before the referee counts to 10.
The Patriots score a touchdown! That makes it 24-14 with just two minutes to play. The Giants are really down for the count now.
down for the count by bixby January 29, 2008
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down for the count 

Any man that is unable to achieve an erection even after taking medications such as Viagra, Cilias... etc.

also associated with whiskey dick and shooting pool with a rope.
Grandpa was unable to bang granny on their 50th anniversary. Man, I think he is down for the count.
down for the count by bobby April 1, 2004

down for the count 

where u dick slap a bitch and she gets knocked da fuck out
wow she is down for the count
down for the count by bichsuk April 5, 2008

down for the count 

where u dick slap a bitch and she gets knocked da fuck out
wow she is down for the count
down for the count by bichsuk April 5, 2008

down for the count 

where u dick slap a bitch and she gets knocked da fuck out
wow she is down for the count
down for the count by bichsuk April 5, 2008
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