Took a duffy

To take a play off, fail to perform given responsibilities especially in position-based team sports but extending to responsibilities given in a greater team setting.

The linebacker took a duffy on that last play, allowing the offense to score.

Janet took a fucking duffy this morning and failed to bring in the donuts, depriving the marketing team of a shared diabetic experience.

by Ned's Little Brother June 29, 2019

Took Nash

Running away in a situation

He was gonna gypsy scrap him, but he pussied out n took nash

by Anne Marie’s big sister July 13, 2019

Took a tumble

A phrase that yendis says when someone falls or trips

‘Did you see that person fall over’
‘Ahaha, yeah they took a tumble’

by Bisthmus July 25, 2019

took me there

When someone makes you very angry or upset, usually on purpose.

I thought we were cool, but then Joe started a fight with me over that girl. Man, he really took me there!

by TheConsciousnessEngineer December 23, 2020

Took all your Jenga Blocks and left

When someone you trust uses their close personal connection to you (and their quick wit and resourcefulness) to deprive you of the few remaining items that bring you joy and dip.

Her: She took all your Jenga Blocks and left!
You: Oh, c'mon, it was just my chromebook and all of my friends, forever! haha!

by justspitballing February 17, 2023

took the biscuit

to die by choice of euthanasia

jenny's dad "took the biscuit" last year

by nebiru100 January 3, 2012

took all the funk out

Usually describes the sound of a bad white band trying to play black music. It can also be applied in situations where someone is just being too uptight or not "keeping it real".

(Band plays poor version of "Brick House")
Reaction: "Damn! They took all the funk out of that!"

by exitflagger May 2, 2008