feeling out the vibes

In dating, feeling out the vibes is a sort of ephumisium greedy people use for being a sugar baby when they’re to afraid to admit they are. To this end, they aren’t looking for anything romantic or physical, just someone to pay for their concert ticket or dinner under the guise of a real date. If there really was the possiblity of romance then they would just say they’re looking to date, they wouldn’t have supplanted it with an ostensibly ambiguous term.

Jenny: Hey Amber how did you get that guy to buy you a concert ticket without actually dating him whilst not looking like a sugababy or a greedy Ho.
Amber: it’s simple, I confused him by saying “I’m just trying to feel out the vibes”, it sounds like we’re dating but if he asked me why I didn’t see anything romantic I could easily tell him “I never said we were dating, just feeling out the vibes”...The Great thing is by the time he asks we’ll have already gone to the concert! hehe.

by leerinabox January 5, 2019

nutritioned out of rumours

someone, who easily beleives to rumours, not necessarily based ones.

He is being nutritioned out of rumours.

by phlegmat March 27, 2005

O.J.'d out

to run out of town. to shun.

they hated him so much they O.J'd him right out of town.

by Micki Kaplan October 17, 2003

watch out cuz

1. a warning of something bad to come
2. a phrase used when you are about to be the crap out of someone

1. Watch out cuz!! That crazy girl is looking for you!
2. Watch out cuz, i'll knock yo head off if you get in my face like dat again!!

by Doug Jenkins November 9, 2003

OTF out the front

type of knife where a sliding of a switch causes a blade to come out of the front of the knife handle, not the side.

I stabbed the thief with my otf knife

by jack December 5, 2003

ate her out

1. Verb. The act of oral sex refering to a man that does it to a woman.

"I ate her out last night."

by The original 47 April 27, 2014

We out here

A statement referring to how a specific group of people are "out here" in the streets trying to make a living. Commonly used by Toronto and New York gangstas.

Gangsta 1: "I jus sold a G for 40$"
Gangsta 2: "Jheez we out here"

by Swag Master 101 July 18, 2017