A fork of Rural Dictionary
To eat, typically of a manner more associated to mess hall or cafeteria and is casual, with less emphasis on being formal, or of care for manners and etiquette and more for just simply enjoying the food, drink and company. A gathering for consumption of food, drinks, sometimes ravenously, or in a party style or quick manner. Can also be associated to male bonding - cavemen, campground, trench style dining. Its synonymous with the term chowdown.
At break time, we have only minutes to really throwdown.
1. to fight 2. perform or produce something extremely well. 3. An individual contribution to a group project. Comes from the phrase "To throw down the gauntlet", which means to issue a challenge. In medieval times a knight would throw his armored glove, or gauntlet, at the feet of another knight to challenge him to combat. If the knight took up the gauntlet he accepted the challenge.
1. You got a problem with me? Let's throwdown, right now! 2. He can really throwdown a beat. 3. "We're getting pizza. Are you in?" "Yea, I'll throwdown."
A major blowout or party. To have a great time and have others do the same.
We went to a major throwdown in Myrtle BEach
music that you can "throwdown/hardcore dance" to.
hxc kid: yo, this shit is throwdownable nukka!!!