Definitions by VAKI5

tapped out 

1.Out of money; penniless.

A 'tap' is what you use to make liquid flow from its source. 'Tapped out' means that there is nothing left to flow.


2.Tired, exhausted.

When 'tapped out' is used to describe a person, it means that the person has no more energy to spend of flow.

1) I'm tapped out, so I can't go to the movies tonight.

2) After working all day, I was tapped out.

tapped out by VAKI5 May 14, 2005

go to seed 

To decline or fall apart; to become worn and shabby.

This phrase comes from gardening. After a plant has flowered, it falls apart, sending its seeds into the soil. As the plant dies, it 'goes to seed'.

Hicksville has gone to seed since the last time I was there.

go to seed by VAKI5 May 14, 2005

go to pot 

To become worn or shabby; to fall apart.

This phrase comes from the idea that an animal that is no longer useful is eaten after being cooked in a pot.

Ted has really let himself go to pot since his college days.

go to pot by VAKI5 May 14, 2005

off your rocker 

Crazy, out of control, nuts.

In addition to being a kind of chair, a 'rocker' is a device that controls the movement of a piece of machinery. When a machine is off its rocker, it no longer works correctly.

1) You can't walk down the street in your underwear! Are you off your rocker?

2) I'm afraid Aunt Betty is really off her rocker these days.

off your rocker by VAKI5 May 14, 2005

significant other 

Partner in a relationship; mate or spouse; boyfriend or girlfriend; companion.

Josie is Keith's significant other.

significant other by VAKI5 May 14, 2005

no duh 

A blunt reply to a statement that is obvious; sarcastic agreement--"oh really?"

Synonym: no shit

1) No duh Ivan is the strongest one on the team; he stays late to work out.

2) You're going to get in trouble if you steal your teacher's notes. No duh!

no duh by VAKI5 May 14, 2005

xloaded 

To be drunk or intoxicated with alcohol.

Sometimes football fans get loaded before a game.

xloaded by VAKI5 May 14, 2005