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it's the act of pulling urself and ur friend to the floor so that their highschool crush don't see them :)
DUDE MAN DOWNN!! *falls to the floor and pull innocent friend with*
When a person lies flat on their stomach and rapidly thrusts the ground
Power Shut Down
When a person is stopped from making any moves, many times by a set of unknown players.
John was working on getting the manger spot but he was power shut down by the staff and didn't even know it.
when someone is super gay and inst afraid to admit it, and most of the time they are a libtard
man: dude watch out for that upside down meat basket over their
man 2: is he/she a libtard?
man: yeah
The term Bus down wind (or Bus DW) is used in the context of surfski downwind events. In a surfski down wind event a group of paddlers gather to paddle/surf down wind from point a to point b. The group is logistically challenged by getting by car to the start of the event (point a) and yet have enough cars waiting at the finish line (point b) to be able to bring at least one driver per car left at point a back to point b. A Bus down wind refers to a logistical set-up of a single paddler down wind event. The paddler drives to point a, drops the surfski, drives to point b, leaves the car, goes back to point a by bus, performs the down wind run to point b, loads the ski on the car and goes back home.
I've planned a bus down wind for tomorrow morning
The term Bus down wind (or Bus DW) is used in the context of surfski downwind events. In a surfski down wind event a group of paddlers gather to paddle/surf down wind from point a to point b. The group is logistically challenged by getting by car to the start of the event (point a) and yet have enough cars waiting at the finish line (point b) to be able to bring at least one driver per car left at point a back to point b. A Bus down wind refers to a logistical set-up of a single paddler down wind event. The paddler drives to point a, drops the surfski, drives to point b, leaves the car, goes back to point a by bus, performs the down wind run to point b, loads the ski on the car and goes back home.
I've planned a bus down wind for tomorrow morning
Bartending lingo, meaning to serve a cocktail without ice in non-stemmed glassware, as opposed to 'served up' e.g. in a coupe or martini glass.
The term probably comes from the fact that cocktails with no ice are typically served in stemmed glassware, so they keep colder for longer, literally raised above the base of the glass (served up). A cocktail like the Sazerac however, is not typically on the rocks, yet is often served in stemless glassware like a rocks glass or gibraltar glass (served down).
We make our Sazeracs stirred, served down, with a lemon peel as garnish.