go outrageous

To be extremely excited about; to get down upon; especially jazzed about.

Mike and Rachel went outrageous on Jagermeister the other night.
If we go to the bar I will go outrageous if they are selling jello shots.

by The Herdy August 4, 2008

Going Chopper

1.) the act of transitioning from verbal docility to verbal hostility very quickly.

2.) In a mini-van; driving with both rear-sliding doors ajar so as to avoid heat-seeking missiles from terrorists.

Customer Sales Rep: "...I can provide transportation for $20/person. Admission will be $15/person."

Dude making call: <stunned silence>

Needless to say, "dude making call" would follow this silence by going chopper.

by Gianni_PD October 7, 2008

to go Bale

To verbally abuse someone.

"You want me to trash your legs?"
Boy, he did't have to go Bale on that DP.

by marianopb February 3, 2009

Kum&Go

To leave abruptly after sex.

To spooge and split; fuck and flee; screw and skeedaddle; bang and blow; blow and goodbye.

Also for some reason a chain of convenience stores in Wyoming; formerly 7-11s.

I once was so busy that I had to Kum&Go behind the Kum&Go.

"Is that seriously what they're called?"

"For the last time, YES. Fucking google it!"

by Loaf&Jug April 14, 2014

Going Noodle

When you have partied for too long- too hard and have reached a noodle state.

Last night David took five hits of acid and he was Going noodle!

by Word Originator June 16, 2015

Go play

The parent-to-child equivalent of piss off I’m busy

5yo: Daddy, why do ducks have webbed feet?

The Dad: Well they use their feet as flippers to swim in ponds, now go play alright?

by SushiWarlord March 21, 2019

go-giver

a person who searches out excellent causes to donate money to or volunteer for, such a person truly donates from the heart not only from the wallet, for the unlift of others.

Julie is a go-giver, considering all she passionately volunteers for and donates to.

by John Wordsleuth August 30, 2019