To delete. Orginated in the 1980's when restaurants started using POS(point of sale) software. The number 86 was used to delete incorrect or changed orders. Now, 86 has taken on its own life.
by smart417 October 12, 2005
"Eighty-eight comin' down the block!"
by Superman's Killers December 28, 2010
To eighty-six something or someone originates in a small bar in the village. Chumley's, a prohibition era haunt for writers and artists, had two entrances: one of which was on 86 Bedford street. When the bar got raided by cops everyone would rush out of the back door on 86 Bedford.
by Your Mother, Trebek August 23, 2009
1. To remove or eliminate. Originally diner lingo to cancel an order. The term derives from rhyming slang for "nix."
by Propinka February 11, 2007
by Jay T. November 28, 2006
by Colonel Buc Nasty November 15, 2010
A kid that is obssessed with daunte hall and would even go down on him if he met him in real life. He has a friend with a "little hand" and also a friend that he likes to call eric jr. This kid spells his name with a "q" to try to be "unique"
What a douchbag that kid is an eighty2
hahhahahaha that kid thinks he is funny he is a 82
hahahhahaha that kid just had relations with a dog, what an 82
hahhahahaha that kid thinks he is funny he is a 82
hahahhahaha that kid just had relations with a dog, what an 82
by Pee HaZe November 27, 2004