go downtown | Idiomator

Meaning: To be taken intocustodyat thepolicestation.; (idiomatic,slang)To performoral sex.Synonym:(transitive)go down on1998,Dialogue - Volumes 1-3, page20:Rappin aboutgoing downtownon the kitty Let me do you and I won't cum too soon.2016, David James,Love and Sex at the Post Office:Go downtownon her for an oral dessert.2017, Melisa Karpinske,Twelve Rounds With Cancer & Life, page54:You see my mistress needs new sexy lingerie and a VACATION TO A REMOTE ISLAND FAR FROM THE CITY where my wife resides. I must provide this for her, because, shegoes downtownon me.2018, Pamela Ann,The Chasing Series:Are these normal reactions to your still-hot looking ex? I suppose so. I mean, it was merely a month ago since that mouthwent downtownon my body.; Used other than figuratively or idiomatically:seego,‎downtown.

Examples:

EN: Oh, uh, he had to go downtown on business.
ES: Tuvo que ir al centro, por negocios.
EN: Listen, I'm gonna go downtown and see that Mother gets aboard.
ES: Mira, cariño, voy a ir al centro y conseguir esas entradas. Verás como tu madre consigue mi amor.
EN: Let's go downtown.
ES: Vamos al despacho.
EN: Come on, let's go downtown and get married now.
ES: Vamos, vayamos al centro y casémonos ahora.
EN: Before you get away. I think we ought to go downtown and get that marriage license.
ES: Antes de nada deberíamos ir al centro y sacar la licencia matrimonial.
EN: I want you to go downtown and square Birdlegs Duffy.
ES: Quiero que vayas y arregles lo de Birdlegs Duffy.
EN: I don't know. Maybe we'll go downtown.
ES: Pensaba ir la ciudad.
EN: Let's not go downtown, huh, Eddie?
ES: No iremos a la ciudad.
EN: You never wanna go downtown at night anymore.
ES: Nunca quieres ir a la ciudad.
EN: Hey, why didn't you wanna go downtown tonight?
ES: ¿Por qué no quieres ir la ciudad?
EN: I guess I'll go downtown and see what's going on.
ES: Creo que iré al centro a ver qué está pasando.
EN: "I must go downtown on important business.
ES: "Debo atender un asunto importante.
EN: Sometime, I'lI wanna go downtown.
ES: algún día querré ir al pueblo.
EN: So I guess I'll have to go downtown and give my personal attention to madam's hardware.
ES: Así que tendré que ir yo a visitar a esa Madame Chatarra-Brillante.
EN: There's been a slight mix-up about the inventory in the library, and Phil has to go downtown to straighten it out. That's right.
ES: Ha sido una pequeña confusión acerca del inventario de la biblioteca, y Phil va a la ciudad para aclarar las cosas.

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