Something that hamilton will not throw away.

It is used as a leitmotif in the popular show 'Hamilton'. It is used throughout the show to signify Hamilton's inability to not do something. This philosophy leads him to write the 'Reynolds Pamphlet'. This was a career destroying document. It exposed his affairs with one 'Maria Reynolds'. Hamilton eventually 'throws away his shot' In the second last number of the show ('The world was wide enough'). This cost him his life.

A traditional moth shot goes as follows:
1.) Prepare 1 clean shot glass for drinking along with 1 moth (preferably alive) and your choice of liquor (70 proof or higher)

2.) Place moth inside shot glass and follow quickly with liquor, submerging the moth and filling the shot glass.

3.) Drink the moth shot.

"It goes down smooth...and tries to climb back up.."

A day so shitty that it requires a shot, or multiple shots.

An expression used when you fart

Past tense: shoot a duck

Left the scene in a hurry, usually to avoid being arrested or avoiding having to pay or facing up to any responsibility.

SNATCHATWAT SHOT

Shot Wave (VERB)- A party/social gathering activity in which each participant lines up next to each other while holding a shot glass filled with liquor. The first person in the line will take their shot, followed by each person in line in progressive order. The faster each person takes their shot, the more powerful the "shot wave" will be. Much like doing "the wave" at a sporting event, except with alcohol.