Get-the-fuck-out-food

Definition(s):
1. Verb/ The act of asking someone to leave your: home, dwelling, or living situation with one’s box of well-thought-out, prepared, or organized vessel of food.
2. Adjective/ A rude way of asking a chef, or culinarian, to leave your home, or dwelling with their food, and tools immediately.
3. Simplistically/ “FUN” at the closure of “family time”.
4. Not to be confused with: “get your shit, and go.”
Sentence usage: “Is that your… get-the-fuck-out-food?”
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Getting sloshy

When you are feeling down and you are on the verge of suicide
"Yo dude, i think i'm getting sloshy."
"No mate, please don't give up, we are here for you"
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Get Soaked

Hey my buddy is gonna get soaked
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Getting athletic

Getting absolutely shitfaced; completely schnockered
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An east Anglian English alternative for 'mind your own business'. Especially used by the older generation - and knitters.
Kevin: "Mate, you are making that pasta all wrong, you add pasta to sauce not sauce to pasta".
Derik: "Kevin, why don't get on with your own knitting unless you want to make dinner".
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Get up in the moody boy!

when a player in a football match goes in for a header it is shouted meaning "score"
*player heads ball*

person: GET UP IN THE MOODY BOY!
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Susan, get my pants

"Susan, get my pants" refers to a quote from a home video of the 1998 Columbus, NE tornado. Now widely memed for it's comical nature and being out-of-place in a tornado video.
Person 1: "Susan, get my pants"

Person 2: "What the fuck why are you filming a fucking tornado without pants"
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