17 definitions by AreSeeCola
An expression that originated in 2001 that means your serotonin levels are elevated to the point of happy that you don't want to talk but what you said makes perfect sense to everyone on your same wavelength.
1: This club is hopping! You feelin good?
2: Shizztahmuhliskidd.
3. Dude! Me too! You are so fucked up.
2: Shizztahmuhliskidd.
3. Dude! Me too! You are so fucked up.
by AreSeeCola June 19, 2022
Off the yard is a slang variation of "off the chain", a play on words since off the chain references a dog that has been let loose, aka freedom from restraint.
"Off the yard" means that after you've gone off the chain you escaped the yard, hence the expression "off the yard".
"Off the yard" means that after you've gone off the chain you escaped the yard, hence the expression "off the yard".
Example #1:
Mom: Who let the dogs out? I don't see them anywhere.
Kid: He's gotten off the yard. I'll go look for him.
Example #2:
Guy: Man that party was off the chain!!!
Guy #2: Naw man that went past off the chain! That party was off the yard!!
Mom: Who let the dogs out? I don't see them anywhere.
Kid: He's gotten off the yard. I'll go look for him.
Example #2:
Guy: Man that party was off the chain!!!
Guy #2: Naw man that went past off the chain! That party was off the yard!!
by AreSeeCola June 21, 2013
What someone would say at someone treading on someone else's claimed areas, cutting someone off, inhibiting someone's progress, messing up someone else's effort, giving the short end of the stick, flirting with a friends romantic interest, etc
Waitress: hey don't step on my toes, I'm trying to get a promotion. I need to bring my A game today so just stay out of my way. Okay? :)
Waiter 2: No problem, do your thing :)
Waiter 2: No problem, do your thing :)
by AreSeeCola April 23, 2015
1. When you don't hold to an oath or promise made and no longer have right to it
2. A social disgrace
3. When you put an in the know on a need to know
4. When you dont keep secrets that aren't yours to share
2. A social disgrace
3. When you put an in the know on a need to know
4. When you dont keep secrets that aren't yours to share
Girl: I can't believe you told them private things and didnt tell me! That was a total breach of trust. You took an oath to be a secret keeper! Not to keep secrets! As a matter of fact, you are no longer beneficial or trustworthy as far as I'm concerned.
Other girl: It was a mistake and wrong for me to do that to you.
Girl: Yeah, you fucked up big time.
Other girl: It was a mistake and wrong for me to do that to you.
Girl: Yeah, you fucked up big time.
by AreSeeCola April 23, 2015
When you take control of a business situation by forcing your way in because it isn't up to par with your company's standards, or you buyout or buy in to a company in order to take control of it, often done by the company's competition in order to either shut it down or forcibly make it an asset or ally.
Person: Why does the sign outside say "under new management"?
Person 2: Hostile takeover, they swooped in and booted the old guys.
Person 2: Hostile takeover, they swooped in and booted the old guys.
by AreSeeCola June 21, 2013
A nickname for a person residing in the Southern or Southeastern United States that speaks very fast and frequently.
The nickname originated in Georgia because of the drawl in the dialect there is sometimes hard to understand when you have a someone talking at a fast rate.
Also used to describe rappers that rap quickly such as Twista
The nickname originated in Georgia because of the drawl in the dialect there is sometimes hard to understand when you have a someone talking at a fast rate.
Also used to describe rappers that rap quickly such as Twista
Excited fast talker: "omgwtfbbqsauceicantbelieveijustdidthisomgyoushouldabeenthereitwascrazy!!"
Person 2: "Slow down Mouth Of The South I can't understand what you are saying chatterbug"
Person 2: "Slow down Mouth Of The South I can't understand what you are saying chatterbug"
by AreSeeCola August 20, 2009
"Hold on a sec"
"Give me a sec"
"One sec"
"Wait a sec"
"This'll just take a sec"
"Hey you gotta sec?"
"Not right this sec"
"Can I talk to you for a sec?"
"Give me a sec"
"One sec"
"Wait a sec"
"This'll just take a sec"
"Hey you gotta sec?"
"Not right this sec"
"Can I talk to you for a sec?"
by AreSeeCola June 22, 2013