breakin' out 

Breakin' out can be used as a verb or adjective. In its verb form, it means partying hard. In its adjective form, it means a rowdy or good time.

Q: What did you do Saturday night?
A: We hung out with some friends at Jim's house. We were breakin' out.

Q: Did you go to that party Saturday night?
A: Yeah. It was breakin' out.

breakin' out by Julie Blakley March 5, 2006

Breaking it out to early 

A personal habit, physical ability, quirkiness or bit of personal information that may be accepted even endearing if you know someone well. But can be creepy, revolting or tasteless when you just met them.

COOPERSTOWN, NY—Double-jointed man Stephen Rothkowitz's first date with Lois Hiller, 30, was irrevocably derailed when the 29-year-old process server prematurely demonstrated his ability to bend his thumb all the way back to his wrist, witnesses reported Tuesday. "There seemed to be a lull in their conversation, and then he just started yanking his thumb around," said patron David Cantrall, who was seated adjacent to Rothkowitz's table at the D&R; Steakhouse. "He didn't even preface it with something like, 'Hey, guess what I can do?'" Rothkowitz was reportedly unable to salvage the evening by shooting milk out of his eye. He was breaking it out to early.
* The Onion

Breaking it out to early by viachicago October 27, 2011