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 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 ahead on

To allow someone to move ahead of you, to signal that you let them go first, stating that it is time to leave.
A reversal of the proper english of 'go on ahead'. Its a southern thing.

You: Time to leave.
Me: Go ahead on.

You: (open a door for me) Go ahead on.

by skzyp July 28, 2008

Going Bieber

Dressing up like a fag and playing bad music to make people depressed.

''Oh my god, what is that terrible noise?''
-''I think it's our neighbours, they're going Bieber. You should be glad you can't see them''
''Yeah, I sure am''

by Vulture Orion October 20, 2013

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

going porcupine

When a person acts prickly and unfriendly towards another in a potentially romantic situation based on awkwardness and self-protection. Though person A likes person B a lot, they are afraid to show it and try to look cool by acting aloof and busy.

Don't worry, he's going porcupine because he's socially immature and intimidated by you. Give him some encouragement and he'll lighten up.

by pricklyp May 27, 2010