on the turn 

menopause, menstrual cycle ends, change of life

She's "on the turn" (aka : going off "like a old steak that needs trowing in the bin")

on the turn by Unlocking_Freedom November 20, 2022

Why did the goblin turn on the stove?

A phrase to respond to an unanswerable question. It comes from a review by Possum Reviews on the homemade movie, "The Goblin." In one scene, the goblin kills a homeowner and turns on a propane stove. It is never brought up again and has no reason, so Possum repeats it multiple times in the video.

Friend: Why did your parents make you?
You: I don't know. Why did the goblin turn on the stove?

Why did the goblin turn on the stove? by CakeLiar November 2, 2020

Turn the tables 

Reverse the positions of adversaries. The phrases is often used when the weaker position subsequently becomes dominant.

Don't turn the tables on me, that's your fault!

Turn the tables by alexculli September 23, 2011

Turn The Other Cheek 

A term used in an argument where the opposing side agrees to an insult or insults himself after a while in an effort to downplay the argument.

Person 1: Shut the fuck up loser. I bet you’re so fat you can’t see your feet while looking down.
Person 2: Yeah, that’s true lol
Person 1: Yeah turn the other cheek, pussy.

Turn The Other Cheek by Aecurse March 16, 2021

Turn the freaking frogs gay 

TURN THE FREAKIN FROGS GAE, DO YA HERE ME?

2. A vine, that’s long lost.

“Damn, turn the freaking frogs gay.”

Turn the freaking frogs gay by Emakuni February 20, 2019

Turn the Burn

When a comeback takes the orginal burn and disses the person back better.

Your mamma so cheap she asks to see the dollar menu at Red Lobster. - Oh Burn!

Oh yea, your mamma is on the dollar menu - Oh Turn the Burn!

Turn the Burn by mwilcox3000 December 30, 2008

Turn the bells

To re-adjust the position of church bells in order to change tone or pitch, circa 1500 BCE.

The priest needs to turn the bells for the upcoming funeral to get a more sombre tone.

Turn the bells by WhiteLier February 21, 2011