Chuck out 

When smoking in a group or circle, being the first person to tap out or stop smoking.

"We were smoking last night and he was the first to back out of the circle"
"Wow. way to Chuck out..."

Chuck out by Jesi122 July 5, 2009

its abit chuck out your chintz 

your taste in household decor is old fationed and dated

its abit chuck out your chintz

its abit chuck out your chintz by ovation May 17, 2008

Chuck it out 

Chuck it out means to dispose of something that is no longer wanted. This can mean literally throwing it away or recycling or selling, but not reusing for a different purpose. It can also mean forcing an obnoxious person to leave a location.

I’m going to chuck it out, it’ll never come in handy.

Chuck it out by AKACroatalin October 7, 2016

Chew out chocolate chuck

It Is when You shove a Hershey’s Kiss up your asshole so it melts slow from body heat, leaving a sweet, chocolatey coating so when they eat your ass. It’s Shows you’re thinking of them and— turns rimming into straight dessert.

“After I prepped, I did a chew out chocolate chuck — that way when he eats my ass, it’s like dessert, not a chore.”

Chew out chocolate chuck by EyeCandyAndie February 25, 2026

Check out the garden 

Euphemism used for the act of a middle aged man lustily checking out his young neighbor .

John: There's Melanie from across the street. I'm going to check out the garden.

Scott: Sick fuck

Check out the garden by Genitalien August 1, 2020

cuck out 

To surrender, especially in a way that abandons principle and reverses course because of pressure, criticism, etc.

That Dave Chapelle comedy routine started out edgy, but then he decided to cuck out at the end with all that politically correct virtue signaling.

cuck out by Tochterlieber March 31, 2017

Show Up, Shut Down, Clock In and Check Out. 

This phenomenon describes how some people react to undesirable and uninspiring work situations. This phenomenon is mainly applicable to people working boring, mindless jobs, most of whom perform rote work -- e.g., data entry -- or are paid simply simply for their presence -- e.g., a booth attendant. Activities that constitute 'shutting down' and checking out' include: napping, reading, sending excessive/unnecessary text messages, and listening to one's iPod.

Elliott: I'm surprised Tom hasn't gotten more sleep today -- doesn't he have to work the graveyard shift tonight?
Mark: Yeah, but remember, he's a booth attendant in the middle of the night...he's just going to Show up, Shut down, Clock in and Check out.

Show Up, Shut Down, Clock In and Check Out. by paradigms October 23, 2009