Getting down freaky style

when you get down and it gets freaky

Lincoln and I are getting down freaky style tonight

by Shadow3621 July 21, 2025

get takeout

To taste a woman indirectly by licking her vaginal secretions off one’s fingers.

Magdalena did not want Mitch to go down on her that evening, but she did enjoy Mitch’s fingerings, so he decided to get takeout at one point during their foreplay.

by Angelo&Fiorella April 21, 2024

To get John Wicked

To get ‘‘john wicked’’ or ‘‘john wicking someone’’ means having your dog shot at or shooting someone’s dog.
Based on the John Wick saga, where the whole story starts because someone killed his beloved dog.

@Victoriayavnyi on YT : I feel safe working out at night thanks to my big dog.

Some bitter men in the comments: A gun would end him. I pray for you to get John Wicked.

Person 1: My dog is my best protector.
Person 2: Until I John Wick you.

by slangingshark September 24, 2023

get dunked on

Meaning you "own" someone completely, to the point of extreme embarrasment. This phrase got some attention due to the "Genocide Path" of the popular game Undertale, where, if you try to spare the last person in your way to the game's end, get trolled and see this phrase as a message afterwards.

*Person 1 blows Person 2 up in an action movie*

Person 1:"GET DUNKED ON, PIECE OF SHIT!!!

by poke-nl December 16, 2016

Get Down

This is the loud exclamation of a person suddenly made gleeful by a happy occurrence of some kind.

Bob: There's no more opposition to taking action on the zero point implosion information.

Phil McSquee: Wow, man that's far out!

(Phil loudly exclaims} GET DOWN!

by pamschel February 13, 2010

let's get paranoid

Smoke so much weed to the point of getting paranoid, after which the high is awesome!

I got some great diesel, let's get paranoid.

by Coma, the Doof Warrior January 4, 2020

Get the pizza

**Getting the Pizza**

*Phrase*

1. A metaphor for achieving or receiving exactly what you've desired or worked for in life, similar to getting what you ordered in a literal sense. It suggests satisfaction and fulfillment of one's goals or wishes.

**Example:**
- *Did you finally get the pizza?*
- *Yes, I got the pizza! I'm moving to New York next month for that new job!*

- After years of studying and internships, she did finally get the pizza when she landed her dream job at a major tech firm.

by TheOne&OnlyFRDDY May 6, 2024