Out of Order

When something is SO off the hook, outta control, it should be broke.

Damn! We raise the roof of dat house last night. That party was out of order.

by Charlie Golf April 19, 2004

get ordered

Just as a dish is removed from a menu card if it is not ordered, people can be excluded from society. To point out such happening one can use "get ordered" to let a person know before it's too late.

Stupid Kid: "Man, I really like Fortnite!"
Concerned Parent: "GET ORDERED!"

by Innisvysom June 2, 2023

Iron Order

Iron Order MC is an outlaw motorcycle club founded in Jeffersonville, Indiana in 2004. We have chosen the label “outlaw motorcycle club” for them, as they don’t wear the one percenter diamond patch, however almost everything else about them indicates that they aren’t part of the 99%. Their motto is MBBM (My Brother Before Me)

Abbreviations: Iron Order, Iron Order Motorcycle Club, IO, IOMC, 915

Iron Order is a solid MC with true brotherhood. Support your local Iron Order.

by SYLIO November 1, 2021

Order 66

killing all your team mates in a online video game .

Execute order 66

by swagdaddyraven August 28, 2020

Warm order

Someone who is off not quite right not likeable a little untrustworthy sly has own agenda.

He’s a bit of a warm order him.

by Percyplatypus July 17, 2019

Foreign order

A job for yourself or a friend performed at work during down time. Usually not recorded of booked in through official channels.

Bloke 1) Mate, you'd usually be headed home now, bit of work on eh?
Bloke 2) Yeah mate, just finishing off a few 'foreign orders'
Bloke 1) Ah haha yeah nice

Bloke 1) We don't normally service Subarus!
Bloke 2) Yeah, its for this bird I know
Bloke 1) yeah OK, gotta keep up with the foreign orders eh
Bloke 2) Yeah mate, they pay good returns. Just not in cash if you get my drift

by Ando the Randoo September 21, 2018

Order of Operations

The Order of Operations is a series of operations to use first to last in arithmetic math. You start of with Parentheses, the exponents & square roots, multiplication & division, and addition & subtractions.

Anthony used the order of operations to solve the hard equation

by Dictontony May 13, 2022