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Turn down
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Turn-down
A sexual act where, the female is in the doggy position with her ass as far in the air as possible, the male crouches over her facing opposite of her head points his penis down with his hand and inserts it into the females pussy, hence like the turn down exhaust on a car.
Turn-down by JTDeadmoney December 31, 2007
Turn Down For What
To "turn up" is to get drunk and/or high, party, and forget about life for awhile. To "turn down" would be to get serious, go to work, and deal with reality.
Turn Down For What (the song) is a social commentary making the point that many people -- especially in "the hood" -- feel that even if they do "turn down" and do everything society expects of them, the deck is still so stacked against them that their lives still will not improve.
So why bother to turn down, if there's nothing to turn down for?
Turn Down For What (the song) is a social commentary making the point that many people -- especially in "the hood" -- feel that even if they do "turn down" and do everything society expects of them, the deck is still so stacked against them that their lives still will not improve.
So why bother to turn down, if there's nothing to turn down for?
We shouldn't waste our lives turning up constantly. Maybe we should turn down.
Turn down for what? What's the point? I might as well just make myself feel good and enjoy living for the moment.
Turn down for what? What's the point? I might as well just make myself feel good and enjoy living for the moment.
Turn Down For What by Rubric77 May 27, 2019
Turn down the rainbow
A demand to act less flamboyant as a gay man, usually uttered between homosexuals preferring more masculine, straight acting behavior.
Hey dude, turn down the rainbow, you're gonna be meeting my conservative redneck parents and I don't want them stringing you up on our barbwire fence.
Turn down the rainbow by UrbanHomo December 7, 2009
turn down for bae
A noticeable change in your behavior after you start dating someone. If you don't act as wild as you used to, you've "turnt down for bae".
Guy 1: Alright, so who's payin for strippers?
Guy 2: No strippers, guys. She, uh... you know.
Guy 3: Oh right, turn down for bae.
Guy 2: No strippers, guys. She, uh... you know.
Guy 3: Oh right, turn down for bae.
turn down for bae by The TrUth will find you out March 29, 2015
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murderhobo
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