86 gb homework folder 

Your porn stash.

My mom asked to use my computer last night. I’m so glad that she didn’t open on 86 gb homework folder

86 gb homework folder by spalgwadj May 16, 2018

86 this bitch 

1. To dump a chick with whom you are fed up.

2. To leave a place or hangout (usually in a huff or quickly) because it's lame or has become tiresome.

1. Man, I'm sick her drama, yo! I'm 'bout to 86 this bitch when I talk to her ass again!

2. Marcus: "Man, da bouncer won't let me in da club 'cause he said my pants on da ground, yo!

Sean: "For realz, playa? That's whack! Let's 86 this bitch anyway, yo!"

86 this bitch by dookeyboy November 26, 2010

86'ed 

To deny re-entry, sometimes legally or by other force; to remove or ban from approaching certain places

A store has the right to 86 anyone who harrases or threatens their customers or employees, or the store itself(like shoplifting).

Thus, a customer who sexually harrasses an employee repeatedly, may be 86'ed at any time.

86'ed by AMandarin July 29, 2006

86'd

To get rid of, originally for killing someone. The phrase "80 miles out and 6 feet under" was reserved for someone who had to dig their own grave 80 miles from civilization and then get shot execution-style. All terms for 86'd originated from this, be it alcohol or eliminating.

It's supposed that Jimmy Hoffa was 86'd under the endzone of Giants Stadium.

86'd by Carlos Diaz October 23, 2007

86 the effort

One of the best bands to ever come out of Baltimore
always out reppin the 410
and sing in the greatest genre ever made

Dude did you see 86 the effort last night?

Hell yea they were the shit

86 the effort by PePaeXx January 14, 2009

86'd

To get rid of; to remove. Most commonly used in the restaurant industry today. It's origin shows it was commonly used in the late 1800's and was a contraction for "take 'em 8 miles out and plant 'em 6 feet deep". It was basically a request(order) to have some removed from the face of the earth. In restaurants it means to take an item off the menu or available food list because they have run out (or are having issues with) an item or to quit service or allow entry to an individual.

"86'd the Halibut we ran out." "86'd the tattooed bozo at table 3 'cuz he's an ass" "86 Alex cuz he didn't pay back the loan by Thursday"

86'd by OldWordsMan March 6, 2014

86'd

Not available. No longer allowed(in an area or premisis).

"The Salmon on the menu has been 86'd. We sold out of it." or "He has been 86'd from this establishment."

86'd by Alfredo Herard August 1, 2003