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drop science 

to lay down the law. the term is similar in meaning to the phrase "drop english"
we need someone here who's not so wishy washy and doesn't care about hurting feelings. Like Ivan--he would just drop science right now.
drop science by Rachel Hensel August 25, 2005

drop science 

To alleviate anal pressure by means of the excretion of gasses and/or feces with a noxious effect on the surrounding area

synonym: Drop bombs
"Damn, stay out the loo for a while. I just dropped science like Einstein!"
drop science by whiskymack February 20, 2004

drop science 

from the greek stem, droppicus scientificus -1. when one must unload before leaving the apartment
2. when a professor or scientist drops a test tube
1. Yo, I gots to drop some science before I get my leave on.
2. Would you check this shit! I just dropped my science all over the counter. Sho'nuff!
drop science by Joe N December 1, 2003

Drop science 

To skillfully combine disparate music genres using turntables, samples, etc., especially in trip-hop.
Holmes let us know he could drop science with that John Denver / NWA mashup!
Drop science by Onyx_AVL July 29, 2025

drop some science 

hey silent bob drop some science on these mother f***ers
drop some science by Cris G. March 15, 2009

Drop the science

To effectively flirt, charm, and attract a woman, or person of the opposite sex.
Hold on Matti, I'm going to drop the science on this girl right quick.
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