(Caribbean/hip-hop slang) A fixed expression meaning to perform or be instructed to perform a low, sexually suggestive dance move.
"The DJ told everyone to buss it down when the bass dropped."
Caribbean and hip-hop slang fixed phrase: an instruction or action to perform a low, energetic, sexually suggestive dance move.
A way to say 'dance low and move your hips' — often heard in Caribbean music.
One main meaning — here's how to use it.
(Caribbean/hip-hop slang) A fixed expression meaning to perform or be instructed to perform a low, sexually suggestive dance move.
"The DJ told everyone to buss it down when the bass dropped."
A fixed idiomatic phrase; the 'it' is not replaceable. Popularised by dancehall and hip-hop. Appears frequently in song lyrics and social media (e.g. TikTok dance challenges). More fixed and formulaic than 'buss down'.
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