Move around folk

This means that they are telling you to get away from them. It is slang used mostly in Chicago when someone is playing too much or trying to start a problem then you will get told “move around folk”

“Move around folk”
“Nah you weird, move around folk”

“Move around folk before I beat you up”

by Lil Lara September 22, 2023

Moving too hotty

The act of traveling at a high rate of speed to the point where it may endanger yourself or others. Synonyms: hauling ass, mobbing, flying, hauling, mobbing ass, mobbing tits, mobbing titties, speeding, zooming, ripping.

"I was moving too hotty down that ski hill!"

by Mr. Fata Morgana February 6, 2022

Moving disco gear

verb, gerund or present participle

have energetic sex with (someone or some-people).
(of two or more people) have energetic sex.

Derived from mobile DJ's having to lug their own gear and often getting to have sex with people after the event has finished.

I did my back in last, I was moving disco gear after the gig.
Oh yes, with the tall cute one?

by GaskarthLondon March 9, 2020

Interesting move🥸

A peculiar divergence; invoice evasion

Interesting move🥸*bends over the table to observe

by Ivan Markov February 2, 2021

Move Some Brick

The means to defecate.

Portty: Hey I need five to move some brick.

Rin: What do you mean?

Clown: He needs to poop.

by ClownMouth June 18, 2022

sorry, bold move

Phrase commonly used when an awkward, usually quiet, situation arises between you and a lady/man friend, in an attempt to lighten the mood with laughter. Can be used via text or mouth, depending on the awkward scenario encountered.

Girl: omg it's so hot today..
Boy: you're so hot today ;)
Girl: (no response for a while)
Boy: sorry, bold move.
Girl: (immediate response) hahaha it's alright!

by sideberns September 28, 2011

Move-Around-Management

The act of managing by moving multiple people from position to position without a real reason other than to look like management is taking place.

after hearing the manager yell: "Carl, take over on fries, Winston, jump to the grill, John, take some orders." Bob could not help but grimace, realizing that another day of move-around-management is taking place.

by Zazelmaf March 8, 2010