Going Flat

When a person has had enough and lays face down in the floor and cries.

Man: oh no why is she laying face down in the floor

Woman: oh she’s just going flat

by Thisiskindacringy December 18, 2021

Go em

It’s like “go get em”

Rules have been updated go em

by Wishawishawow January 10, 2019

go orenthol

To attack either with words or physically, especially with a slashing knife. Rooted in the name of Orenthol James (OJ) Simpson, ex-football star, who allegedly slashed his wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her male waiter friend Ron Goldman to death.

Made famous in pop culture venacular by syndicated sports talkshow host Jim Rome.

Present Tense

Mike: Those guys look angry!
Tim: Yeah, Wayne has a knife. I looks like he's gonna go orenthol on Bobby!!!!!!!!

Past Tense

Mike: Look at Bobby's face!
Tim: Dang, Wayne went orenthol on Bobby!

by Montana2k October 9, 2005

GOING TABITHA

GOING TABITHA IS A TERM USED TO DESCRIBE IRRATIONAL BEHAVIORS OF INDIVIDUALS INCLUDING TAKING OFFENSE OR BECOMING ANGRY ABOUT A SITUATION THAT SHOULD UPSET THEM. GENERALLY LASHING OUT AT LOVED ONES OR BABY DADDYS

BRO SHE TOTALLY FLIPPED OUT ON ME FOR NO REASON. "SHES LITERALLY GOING TABITHA ON ME"

by BABY DADDY1031 July 15, 2022

do not go there

An extended and more emphatic use of the expression "don't go there". An urgent appeal to not follow a line of reasoning to its ultimate conclusion for fear that the conclusion will be offensive, unpleasant, or generally objectionable. The ultimate emphatic use would be "Do. Not. Go. There." with breathless pauses between each word. In general, a dire warning that grave consequences will follow from "going there".

A: "So, the two of them had a one-night stand and she forgot to take her birth control pill..."
B: <interjecting> Don't go there.
A: "...and, wouldn't you know it, nine months later..."
B: <more urgently> Do not go there!
A: "...yup, that's right...presto, instant teenage mother."
B: Damn. You went there.

by The Mensa Man December 14, 2011

Go for a walk

A term often used to ask people to hook up with them at boarding school

Jim: “Hey Sally, wanna go for a walk before study hall?”
Sally: “Jim you know I have a boyfriend, so no I do not want to go for a walk with you

by Cushkid June 9, 2020

Going in sticky

When it's sticky and you just put it in

Jenny told forest to put it in sticky but forest wasn't sticky yet. "Going in sticky? Hell nah bitch!"

by Danny's daycare May 14, 2017