out of it

Adjective phrase, meaning not being in a state of one's normal mind. This could mean really tired, confused, insane, etc.

Joe: John just woke up, and man, he's out of it!

by USS Vagrant January 5, 2006

out

To reveal confidential, true, personal information about someone against their will and without their permission.
Someone who is outed usually experiences embarrassment, social stigma, loss of friends, income, and/or other negative consequences as a result of being outed.

"He says he's 21, but he's only 20 and has a fake ID! I outed him and now he can't get into bars on campus anymore!"

by The blonde 1 April 5, 2006

Out

Leaving a conversation or room. Signifying a good bye.

"I'm out like a fat kid in Dodgeball."

"Out"

by B-Unit May 1, 2003

That's Out

FUCK NO!

fuck no

Person 1: Wanna walk with me to the store?

Person 2: That's Out.

by nijahxxx May 2, 2017

An out

(noun) A courteous and thoughtful occurrence where a person who has been wronged, cheated or misled by another gives the wrongdoer an opportunity to correct their offense(s) and save face as well as other possible consequences most oftentimes in an anonymous setting.

Robert knew that whore Betsy had his wallet. They were the only two people in the fucking room!!! Was she so stupid that she thought he’s so stupid as to not know that SHE HAD HIS WALLET!!! Retelling the story to visiting friend, Robert continued, “So I thought to myself ‘ Bitch, save some face, and your life and return whats mine’, so I decided to give her an out and said, even though I had not stepped inside there, “Maybe it is in the bathroom” and went there giving her time to put my goddamn wallet back where she had taken it from”.

by Nikki Stixx July 28, 2021

on the outs

to be in an argument with someone

Person 1: So how's it going with you and Bob?
Person 2: We are on the outs right now
Person 1: Oh. Well i hope you two work it out.

by sunny_05 July 8, 2018

out there

adj. 1. crazy; mentally deranged; scatter-brained, loony.
2. so extremely individualistic so as to appear mentally unstable.
3. Not conforming to mores, accepted norms, or standards.

I tried to reason with Chris, but he's out there.

(used only at the end of the sentence)

by Tony Grubb March 8, 2005