Out of Closet Experience

An inadvertent gay movement. A gay accident. When a presumably strait individual slips and says or does something really gay.

Strait Dude: Ugh, my wife bought me these pants but they feel a little constricting.

Presumably Strait Dude: Yea, they make your ass look great. I wish my boyfriend would wear those.

Strait Dude: Wait, I thought you were married… to a woman.

Presumably (not any more) Strait Dude: Oops, that slipped. I just had an out of closet experience.

by SimpleKind of Man December 2, 2010

Get out on me

when you diss someone or talking bad about them

"How you gon talk bout my mama, you tryin to get out on me."

by Keezy February 25, 2006

Balls out Sally

typically used by a female. a term meaning to put forth all of your effort, to just "go for it"

about to approach a man

"alright ladies, i'm goin balls out sally"

by aprilwapril September 30, 2005

fresh out the water

Someone who is fresh out the water can be:
1. Fresh with some new brand new shining clothes or jewelry.
2. Looking rather skinny, such as a animal would when it comes out of the water.

1. Dog i just went up to the store, and bought me some shinin' jewelry and it looks as if I jumped up out that water

2. I've started lifting now because before I looked so small like I was fresh out the water.

by McGoo (703) ya know the name August 19, 2008

Turn the place out

For a large amount of people to pack out an event, or show beyond its seating capacity; typically refered to by performers or musical artist.

"Wherever our crew go, you should expect that we gonna turn the place out.

by Jason Nettles (Bboy JFresh) January 18, 2009

Academic Bail-out

The act of a teacher/professor being nice enough to give extensions on work, specifically after a semester has ended.

Keli didn't finish her final project so Professor Chill gave her an Academic Bail-out.

by free99 February 11, 2009

5 Minutes in and out

To presume that a task will be short in length, when in reality it turns out to be the complete opposite, and an unbelievable nightmare to boot. First used by Sir Laurie Painter of Salisbury

"Listen I've got a quick job for you, 5 minutes in and out"

by Von Winkle of Le Froy March 19, 2009