A phrase originating in West St. Louis, made famous by the underground freestyle rapper, skiptomyreu. Best used when someone says something either extremely idiotic or is an ass. For full effect, drag out the T in a high pitched voice.
by G Rock February 16, 2005
Taken from the hit sitcom "Family Guy," this phrase can be said to anybody who either kills a joke, makes an uncalled for comment, or otherwise just needs to be ridiculed spontaneously.
Steve: "I think that octoberfest might be the best beer ever."
Bobby: "I agree"
Jeff: "I think beer is disgusting no matter what it is."
Steve to Jeff: "Shut up, Meg."
Bobby: "I agree"
Jeff: "I think beer is disgusting no matter what it is."
Steve to Jeff: "Shut up, Meg."
by whitey McRosenski September 18, 2010
by Screaming Children March 12, 2021
references the popular kindergarten past-time involving line art and various multicolored crayons, also known as "coloring". coloring often results in an all-consuming, zombie-like preoccupation of the participant with the activity at hand and a subsequent obliviousness to the rest of the world as he/she bravely endeavors to stay inside the lines.
1.) <direct command; imperative> a streamlined and highly economical verbal jab that efficiently informs the receiving end to—in the following order—(a) step the fuck off, (b) shut the hell up and (c) mind their own goddamn business without actually having to use any profanity oneself.
as found for virtually every 4 word command, one may also come across "SUAC," or the acronym version of the phrase.
2.) <adjective> may also be used as a modifier to describe a nature, behavior or policy of willful ignorance; to turn a blind eye to something/someone.
1.) <direct command; imperative> a streamlined and highly economical verbal jab that efficiently informs the receiving end to—in the following order—(a) step the fuck off, (b) shut the hell up and (c) mind their own goddamn business without actually having to use any profanity oneself.
as found for virtually every 4 word command, one may also come across "SUAC," or the acronym version of the phrase.
2.) <adjective> may also be used as a modifier to describe a nature, behavior or policy of willful ignorance; to turn a blind eye to something/someone.
1-a.) "that insincere meddlesome busybody at the office came up to me by the water cooler today and started talking shit about the new temp. i knew she was making all of it up and i was so hungover and tired of her constant gossiping that i was about to tell the bitch to fuck off and die but then i saw that the department manager within earshot so i told her to go shut up and color instead."
1-b.) "hey what's behind that door that says RESTRICTED: FOR AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY anyways?"
"nothing. go shut up and color."
2-a) "even though he knows all about the ceo embezzlement, the vice chairman's inclinations toward sexual harassment of female employees and the chief financial officer's insider trading habits, david's sycophantic, shut up and color attitude at work has gotten him far up the corporate ladder and the owner's asses."
1-b.) "hey what's behind that door that says RESTRICTED: FOR AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY anyways?"
"nothing. go shut up and color."
2-a) "even though he knows all about the ceo embezzlement, the vice chairman's inclinations toward sexual harassment of female employees and the chief financial officer's insider trading habits, david's sycophantic, shut up and color attitude at work has gotten him far up the corporate ladder and the owner's asses."
by retcon May 25, 2011
1. Sarcastic phrase used when a something affects citizens or workers and they can't do anything about it.
2. Has nothing to do with the United States' unfortunate historical exploitation of African immigrants and their children.
3. The person using the phrase is included in the group of "slaves".
2. Has nothing to do with the United States' unfortunate historical exploitation of African immigrants and their children.
3. The person using the phrase is included in the group of "slaves".
by omnidave August 13, 2020
A term of endearment used towards a kid who is ridiculed mercilessly, mainly from his friends. He takes it on the chin like a champ. He must be a trooper
by Darkmarkedrob September 9, 2011
greg: todd heapis a good tight end
T: your mom used to be a tight end, but after me, she's a wide reciever
all: shutup teeeeeeee
T: your mom used to be a tight end, but after me, she's a wide reciever
all: shutup teeeeeeee
by haffamalaffner February 28, 2005