hoof it

To travel by foot, to walk.

His car broke down, so he had to hoof it into town.

by Libertine October 04, 2005

Butt In

To meddle in another person's private business.

To interrupt a conversation.

John told his brother not to butt in when he was talking to his girlfriend.

by Libertine September 01, 2009

barn burner

a big dramatic disagreement, a shouting match, or a knockdown dragdown fight.

When Mary caught Sue with her husband, they had a barn burner of a fight.

by Libertine October 02, 2005

step on it

To hurry, to accelerate.

If he didn't drive faster, we were going to be late, so I told him to step on it.

by Libertine October 04, 2005

hang around

to waste time, to loiter.

My friends and I hang around at the corner bar.

by Libertine October 11, 2005

newspaper job

Spending a prolonged amount of time in the bathroom taking a shit. Called a "newspaper job" because one commonly takes the paper along with them to read as they sit on the toilet

I ate so much for lunch that I know I'll have to do a newspaper job this afternoon.

by Libertine October 04, 2005

morning warning

An alarm clock. Usually used by night owls who hate getting up early.

I prefer to wake up naturally; I can't stand to use the morning warning.

by Libertine October 09, 2005