slam down
Related to slam down: get off the ground, give it a shot, cut some slack
slam down
1. To eat or drink something very hastily or voraciously. A noun or pronoun can be used between "slam" and "down." Don't just slam your food down like that—take a moment to actually enjoy what you're eating! I slammed down the burger so I could get back on the road straight away. It's no wonder you have such a bad hangover from the way you were slamming drinks down last night.
2. Literally, to forcefully bring someone or something down onto a particular surface. A noun or pronoun can be used between "slam" and "down." Hey, don't slam those plates down—they're Grandma's fine china! The judge slammed down his gavel and yelled for order in the court. I slammed my little brother down and declared myself the winner.
See also: down, slam
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
slam someone or something down
to drive or strike someone or something downward. The wrestler slammed his opponent down hard. He slammed down his opponent and injured him.
See also: down, slam
slam something down (on something)
and slam something down (onto something)to bang something down onto something. She slammed her fist down on the table in anger. Karen slammed down her fist onto the table.
See also: down, slam
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
slam down
v.
To put something down forcefully so as to produce a loud noise: I got angry and slammed down the phone. The teacher slammed a book down to get the students' attention.
See also: down, slam
The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.
- ask down
- bear down
- chow down
- chow something down
- clunk
- clunk down
- brush down
- button down
- bolt down
- call down