1 definition by ILoveBass
To end a night early for a very poor reason, e.g. tiredness.
To agree to do something in advance only to later cancel with a poor excuse.
To agree to do something in advance only to later cancel with a poor excuse.
'Dave really barry'd-out just as the night was getting started'
'I see Mike has barry'd-out of the night again with one of his usual bad excuses'
'It would be nice to go out this weekend and have nobody barry-out on us'
'Why are certain individuals always barrying out on us?'
'I see Mike has barry'd-out of the night again with one of his usual bad excuses'
'It would be nice to go out this weekend and have nobody barry-out on us'
'Why are certain individuals always barrying out on us?'
by ILoveBass December 3, 2009