Throw Me Away

To put someone in jail forever.

34 felonies?! Oh man, they're going to throw me away!

by MalumLibrum958 June 22, 2024

The give it away now

The act of two males pinky fingering the anus of each other while camping

How about we try the give it away now this weekend

by Jubell November 22, 2024

Going To Get Away With It

Then as many of your kids as I can reach are going to pay the price.

Hym "Hey, if he is going to get away with it then you've condemned myself and some poor kid to death. There is no 2 ways about it. Actually, the other deal still stands. If you can link these YouTube vermin to me and/or murder them (And they are perfectly fine with people being murdered) I will actively confess to the murder FOR you. The children will be saved."

by Hym Iam December 12, 2024

aroe it all away

The definition of someone charming, mostly a charming streamer, who has lost all their values and popularity due to horrendous opinions or awful actions.

"This streamer just got flamed on Twitter for stating some awful opinions and views, aroe it all away."

"That guy just had to aroe it all away"

by mirinism February 27, 2025

Don't gamble away your dice

(idiom) do not give away your means of production.

"compadre, don't gamble away your dice. it is bad for the revolution"

by Im_never_prepared March 6, 2025

When the cat is away the mice will play

An idiom used when people (mostly kids) mess around and sometimes abuse their leeway when someone in authority is not around. Used to describe disobedient people, like kids.

Person 1: Have you seen the kids in the classroom? Person 2: Yeah, the teacher ain't around and they're abusing their leeway. Person 1: Well that's a problem. When the cat is away the mice will play anyway.

by Anx Tuah April 28, 2025

Ah sure he's away with the fairies.

away with the fairies Meaning: Used to describe someone who is behaving in a fanciful, distracted, or eccentric way; out of touch with reality or daydreaming.

Example: Ah sure he's away with the fairies.

Meaning Are you sure he’s paying attention? He’s completely away with the fairies.”

Tone/Connotation: Often lightly teasing, but can be mildly critical, implying impracticality, absent-mindedness, or whimsical foolishness.

by lohgfd February 14, 2026