move it or lose it, grampa 

The phrase is pretty self explanitory.
Move it (command), or lose it (threat), grampa (insult).

Man, this group of idiots just stopped in the middle of the hall.
" MOVE IT OR LOSE IT, GRAMPA"!

move it or lose it, grampa by musicxlove June 29, 2006

lose it 

A condition which happens to young men esp. after their girlfriends dump them, marked by a feeling of despair, depression and the inability to bond with another woman. Very common in men who get engagement rings returned. However, virtually unknown in divorsed men. Losing it could last several years if not longer.

After Tom got dumped which made him lose it, he spent the rest of his days watching the movie "Paris, Texas", over and over again.

lose it by Juancabeza August 23, 2009

Lose it like Travis 

To lose all sense of reality and go ape-shit over insignificant issues.

Hot Karl will Lose it like Travis when the he finds out the report was mis-sent to the wrong customer

Lose it like Travis by Rosie O'D February 18, 2009

lube it or lose it 

refers to going up the back alley and how prone to accidents that can sometimes be

are you going up the backway, you need to get some lube, why?
lube it or lose it

lube it or lose it by jaffaw July 16, 2009

booze it or lose it

When one refuses to spend money on anything other than any kind of alcohol.

Me: "Hey Hudson want to go eat?
Hudson: "nah bro, booze it or lose it"

booze it or lose it by Phukterpuss July 27, 2017

use it or lose it

The unwritten law of cafeteria seating.

"Hey, you stole my seat!"
"Use it or lose it, loser!"

use it or lose it by Chishie August 11, 2006

If you lose once, you might still lose again but it's not as likely 

It's a common phrase, Callie.

You know what they say, "If you lose once, you might still lose again but it's not as likely".

If you lose once, you might still lose again but it's not as likely by 100% Not David December 7, 2019