Exit Box

Anus, used especially in reference to anal sex.

I put it in her exit box after Mexican and it was a mess.

by Doggin86 September 6, 2016

Exit-Level

Exit-level literature refers to extremely depressing novels and works. The term ‘exit-level’ was a nickname given to liberal arts that were the opposite of entry-level art, such as literature, music etc. But over the years, and the redefinition from 4chan, Exit-level literature, although not difficult to read, came to mean novels and works of an extremely melancholic and depressing nature.

The novel The Maimed is so depressing it makes me wanna blow my brains out, it’s pretty exit-level stuff.

by MitsuXI September 11, 2022

JetBlue Exit

Noun: to leave a job while making a flamboyant gesture; a way of saying "fuck you" in a literal or symbolic sense.

JetBlue Exit: Based on incident when JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater departed his aircraft (and his employment) via the emergency slide while carrying a stolen beer.

by Island Mac Guy August 11, 2010

Landsberger Exit

When one asks a Landsberger to regale you with a tale and you exit the conversation before they can begin.

Thank goodness we were able to Landsberger Exit the conversation.

by Ban Derk May 21, 2018

shitpants excited

this is a level of excitation that results in folks shitting their pants.

it is generally a hyperbole/exaggeration in that one does not ACTUALLY shit in their pants.

Bobby was shitpants excited over his date with his hot slutty cousin that night.

Tina always gets shitpants excited when she hears about a new family guy episode on TV.

by masochistmonkeyjoe March 19, 2010

Excited

A feeling often brought on by the publishing of a word you submitted to urban dictionary

I just won a new car, but I am more excited about getting a word published on urban dictionary!

by Schro November 24, 2014

Texas exit

Exiting a US interstate highway at any point to access the service road or feeder street.

On the way to the Whataburger, I needed to pee but had missed the last off ramp, so I took a Texas exit to get to the gas station. -or- When I was telling Billy how to get to my house, instead of waiting for the next off ramp, he immediately made a Texas exit.

by TomKas August 13, 2008