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It’s like saying “ someone was all down your back” or being all in your business or can mean someone came off at you wrong.
Beating down my block ( Block as in your own lane or street) similar but different when folks say “stay in your lane”
Boy: somebody blowing your phone up.
Girl: don’t be beating down my block! (don’t be all in my business)
Supervisor: They getting behind because you can’t seem to keep up quick, Omg watch out!
Me: You ain’t gotta beat down my block like that. ( you ain’t have to come off at me like that)
To have sex with. Usually refers to intercourse, but less commonly refers to other sexual acts, particularly cunnilingus.
I can't believe it, David tried to horse down Sofia after the party last night!
"Sit down and scratch" is a phrased used in Trinidadian Creole slang. Its represents an act of idleness, where a person has nothing to do and simply scratches themselves, is usually used sarcastically or as a joke.
"Wha dey feel it is? I busy inno, dey feel I does just sit down and scratch whole day awa?"
"Bai meen wanna do nun nah I just gonna sit down and scratch"
When you’re out of weed and or down bad and you need a small bag for a fix, usually to go to sleep in the middle of the night. More than likely nobody will deliver unless you have a Plug / Friend who’s up all night tripping, and more than likely needs to re up
“I’m going to deliver a down bad bag to some kid who has work in the morning”
“It’s three in the morning”
“that’s why it’s a down bad bag”
Beyond ticked off- more like pissed off! When you are angry about something. Times when you are very annoyed at someone/something.
Man, when Shelly walked by with the same dress on as me I was DIPPIN IT DOWN.
"I got the last Coca cola!" --- Kate
"DIPPIN IT DOWN."--- Me
When you light your pubes on fire instead of shaving them
Guy1: Bro did you shave
Guy2: nah I did the bushfire down under