Out of sight
Out of sight by 1VK3 September 9, 2008
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Out of Sight
A slang term used to describe something positive, very good, cool, great or excellent.
Also see: "outta sight".
Synonyms:
Great, cool, neat, the best, far out, excellent, stellar, nothing better.
Also see: "outta sight".
Synonyms:
Great, cool, neat, the best, far out, excellent, stellar, nothing better.
1. John: Did you go to the concert last night? How was the band?
Adam: Yeah, they were out of sight!
2. Did you see that '70 Boss 302 Mustang that just drove by? Out of sight!
Adam: Yeah, they were out of sight!
2. Did you see that '70 Boss 302 Mustang that just drove by? Out of sight!
Out of Sight by cavanobrien August 7, 2014
Out of sight
Out of sight by Idontgiveaswag80085 April 29, 2025
Out-Of-Sight
Out-Of-Sight by MXST_Lingo February 19, 2022
out of sight out of mind
meaning if an old friend or enemy is not around for you to see, then that just means that he is out of your mind, meaning you are not thinking about him/her/them...they are living their own life and you are living yours...
Person1: What ever happened to person3???
Person2: Who cares, fuck person3, out of sight out of mind!!!
Person2: Who cares, fuck person3, out of sight out of mind!!!
out of sight out of mind by blthrskt April 8, 2006
out of sight out of body
out of sight out of body by Annoying_cosplayer August 2, 2023
points in a vague way out of the line of sight of the driver
points in a vague way out of the line of sight of the driver by Fleabag May 12, 2006
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