bring it to the table

bring- come prepared to share, physically be there, show up
it- something you want to discuss or share
table- a metaphor for a gathering of people

bring it to the table: a designated meeting for discussing current topics or projects in a company or group of people

by san diego mama January 8, 2012

Touch of the tard

An adjective phrase to describe someone who is stupid, moronic or idiotic.

“Hear about Wayne? He failed Sex Ed , what an idiot!”
“Ya, that boy’s got a wee touch of the tard!”

by Marsh1232 January 21, 2018

Are we gonna snow the Tatras?

Slovak way of saying "Netflix and Chill", new sentence used by teenagers mostly in Nové Zámky. It is a 'secret' code for a quick hook-up.

Tatras are mountains in Slovakia and also a place where is usually a lot of snow.

Are we gonna snow the Tatras basically means netflix and chill, but in Slovakia.

"Are we gonna Snow the Tatras" in slovak means "Ideme zasnežiť Tatry?"

Fuck boy in your class: "Miriam, are we gonna snow the Tatras?"
Miriam: "Go snowing with Karin!"
Fuck boy: "Snowing with you is more fun!"

by Casieee August 24, 2019

wild as the taliban

to do some wild as crazy shit and not care.

wow you just walked past the police chief smoking some weed while talking loudly about fucking his daughter and discussing a shipment of cocaine you have coming in next week.you wild as the taliban.

by zxulu tha big lip bandit November 4, 2004

spider under the table

This phrase means exactly the same as a fly on the wall -- that is, somebody who covertly watches or listens in on something that is not intended for them to see or hear.

From the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, "Lower Decks":

"How would you like to be a spider under that table?"
"What?"
"A spider under the table."
"Is that like a fly on the wall?"
"I guess so."

by Telephony August 29, 2014

Not at the table, Carlos

A line from The Hangover which has become a commonly used slogan by the movie's fans. The line is spoken by Zach Galifianakis' character when he uses the baby's arm to pantomime masturbation. The phrase need not be used in context; it possesses a non-sequitur, esoteric quality similar to "Free Bird!"

Joe: I'm so sick of my parents fighting all the time.
Bill: Not at the table, Carlos!

by Phatasmagoria July 1, 2009

Balls on the table

An expression to describe someone who is willing to risk or gamble with extreme consequences should they lose.

"You better be careful before you put your balls on the table."

Man 1: Ok, I'm all in.
Man 2: Shiiit, me too.
Man 3: I see the balls are on the table tonight.

by cousinitt April 6, 2010