downrange 

1. (noun) a distant and undesired location; 2. (used in phrase) to send someone or something downrange: to get rid of, to ostracize someone, to sever a social relationship with someone, to eliminate, to discharge, to physically remove someone or something 3. (root meaning) a location beyond a firing line on a military small arms or artillery range which is both within the legitimate azimuth of fire and designated impact area.

1. My girlfriend was crazy. I had to send her downrange yesterday.
2. That broken printer had been sitting on my desk for over a month. I had to send it downrange.

downrange by Johnny Redleg July 8, 2007

Downrange 

Slang for either state or federal prison. Often used by county jail inmates with prior military service.

I took the plea bargain the state offered me, so it looks like I'll be going downrange for 3-5 years.

Downrange by davidcpuffer April 23, 2022

Shooting Downrange 

When you are having intercourse with a woman, and she is lying on the floor with her legs over her head. Shooting downrange is when you finish, you pull out and finish in that position, holding your junk down and "shooting downrange".

I totally shot downrange when I came on your mom.

Shooting downrange is the best thing ever, because you have the ability to land it on any target zone.

Shooting Downrange by GrossGeorge December 20, 2008

Dorange 

-The act of randomly wondering to find something or some shit to do.

-The one word that rhymes with orange.

"Funk work today, I'm going to dorange for some orange kush."

Dorange by Abriel Ole September 2, 2016

down range 

1. Used in the military to actually move down the training range, or lane.

2. Used in the military to talk about a combat zone.

3. Used to suggest moving to another location.

1. Go down range and pick up all of the unexploded ordinance.

2. When I was down range, I got shot at by unfriendlies.

3. This bar is friggin ate up, let's go down range.

down range by leadthrower August 28, 2006

Downagers 

Labelled by Australian social researcher Mark McCrindle (www.mccrindle.com.au), 'downagers' refers to those Australians aged over 60 for whom age is just a number. They comprise 24% of this demographic and feel and act far younger than their age would suggest. They are the fastest growing segment of the 60+ demographic and they value travel, lifestyle, social connection, and they adapt quite easily to new technology.

"Your parents are real downagers, always on the road and up to date with the latest technology."

Downagers by Wolfwoman September 12, 2009

downrage

To downrate a single or all comments while raging

Common misspelling of downrate

Usually seen on sites like Reddit and Imgur

FUUUUU!! *starts bashing dislike button on a downrage spree*

downrage by Ketho November 17, 2011