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From Buffy the Vampire Slayer, a cognate of "wigged out," "wiggy," and anything else like that you might think of. Something give you the wig, meaning that it scares you or freaks you out.
Alternative version: the wiggens.
Willow: I think dummies are cute, you don't?
Buffy: Nah, they give me the wig. Ever since I was little.
Willow: Really? What happened?
Buffy: I saw a dummy, it gave me the wig— there isn’t really a story there.
the wig by Leya Livid December 24, 2007

Bit under the weather 

I'm feeling a bit under the weather. So, I'm not comin' to office.
Bit under the weather by Arun Prakash September 13, 2006

Dead in the water 

-idiom/phrase

Many different interpretations, but here's mine.

An idea or product that is hindered by lack of careful thought and planning and does not appeal to the masses. The fault usually falls upon the developer of the idea/product. When the product or idea is dispersed to the intended audience, the audience immediately dismisses it. The idea or product was doomed from start.
Here's an idea that takes 'dead in the water' to an epic level.

original post:
'was just thinking. my sister does -alot- of reading, and spends like $1000 a year on just books alone. most of them she reads once then never looks at again. is there any kind of like…video rental store but for books? would make things a lot cheaper, plus once one person has read one the next person can get enjoyment from it etc'

reply:
it's called a library
Dead in the water by ±0 November 12, 2010

Walk the Walk

Walk the Walk means to show others about something by your own footsteps, your own example of the way to do it. You yourself are walking the way for them to follow by your own life.
She told them at the meeting "You need to Walk the Walk
yourselves for them to understand! By your own example is how they will learn what it means to be a Christian.
Walk the Walk by myra jane nelson January 17, 2010

around the way

these are my friends who live around the way
around the way by Anonymous April 9, 2003

The Winston Slip

The sneaky insertion in the brown eye when partner is expecting insertion in the proper recepticle.
To be used on the first date with no anticipation of a second.
"Last weekend I totally gave her the Winston slip",
"where is she now"?
"I never called her back"
The Winston Slip by pkb July 19, 2006