drop the needle

To play a vinyl record.

We dropped the needle and rocked out to Led Zeppelin.

by Trout October 1, 2003

I'm gonna need Taco Bell

That feeling after taking your girlfriend out to a nice restaurant, the kind that leaves both your stomach and wallet empty, in order to please her enough to get laid that night.

Can also apply to any situation where the restaurant just doesn't serve a proportionate amount of food for the price.

The phrase stems from rushing out to get Taco Bell after the aforementioned situations in order to satisfy that hunger known in Taco Bell lingo as "The Fourth Meal." Comes from the Taco Bell commercials where, after emerging from triumphantly satisfying his stomach, the man yells, "I'M FULL!!!"

Man, I just took my girlfriend out to a Japanese restaurant, where I paid 30 bucks and only got one measly roll of sushi. I'm gonna need Taco Bell after this.

...granted, I'm still gonna get laid tonight.

by Liobird August 14, 2009

Need-to-ho basis

A method of restricting information with a trick, one-night-stand, hookup, fuckbuddy, jumpoff. Information is generally limited to any of the following: first name, screenname, apartment number, STD status, and penis size.

"You've been going over his place a lot. What's his story?"
"Girl, hell if I know. He could have a wife, three kids, and five grandbabies for all I know. We on a need-to-ho basis."

by phdiva May 29, 2013

I need to study

A phrase someone says when they are in need of studying, but they never actually end up studying.

Me: Hey, mom. I can't do the dishes because I have a lot of homework, and I need to study.
Mom: Okay, sweety.
Me: *goes to room* Okay, I'm going to actually study now. Scratch that, I'm gonna go watch anime.

by chovy897 May 6, 2021

Gonna need more Tide

A phrase used to describe a situation that’s directly or indirectly going to result in a mess or lots of laundry

I'm/we're/they're/you're/y'all gonna need more Tide

Um... your cat just gave birth in the linen closet. You're gonna need more Tide.

Mom: Turns out, Casey isn't potty trained
Dad: We're gonna need more Tide.

by gnmt March 16, 2023

can can need

a Chinese Internet slang equivalent to “看看你的”, which means literally ＂look at yours＂, When someone has an item which interests you online or in reality, you can ask them to show you the item by using ＂can can need＂or “看看你的”.

-I have an Apple pencil.
-Can can need

by Lydia Cat July 11, 2022

Thanks! We've sent you an email, but we need to make sure your email works. Click the link in your email and your entry will be reviewed soon.

Something I see after I send a definition to UD.

"Thanks! We've sent you an email, but we need to make sure your email works. Click the link in your email and your entry will be reviewed soon."

Oh.

by Thanks! We've sent you an em April 4, 2013