buckley-out

Abruptly removing oneself from a social situation or gathering larger than two persons.

Sharon is so socially inept, she would buckley-out of her own birthday party even as we were singing "Happy Birthday."

by Shnate's Smart Dictionary July 7, 2009

bonked out

Becoming so tired that it is nearly impossible to keep your head up. Sleep is imminent.

You: Yo let's go out!
Me: Nah, man. I'm bonked OUT.

by methodDK April 30, 2011

Schecking Out

To express extreme emotion towards an individual or inanimate object, such as a rock or wall. This can happen without warning and leads to everyone calling it an early night. Symptoms include crying, yelling, punching, and a loss of self-worth. Comparable to freaking out, but with an added dimension of anger and frustration.

Did you hear about the guy at the party last night, he was schecking out on the beer pong table.

by KeithPhef May 5, 2009

Cheesing it out

When a food is so disgusting, a significant amount of cheese of any varitey is added to drown out the revolting taste.

Matt couldn't eat his pasta, so he proceeded in cheesing it out, making it edible.

by ModeratelyHumorousBeing May 17, 2011

Lewis Out

To organise/promise to attend an event and back out a maximum of one day prior to the occurence of said event.
In reference to the chemist, Gilbert N. Lewis. Lewis was infamous for avoiding events he promised to attend.

EG: 'Where's Luke? Didn't he organise this event yesterday on facebook?'
'I dunno dude, he's totally gonna Lewis out on us, hey...'

by ZigSquared July 12, 2012

bopped out

pretty much calling a female or male a hoe . saying they are ran through and had multiple girlfriends or boyfriends.

“Man that girl bopped out. She used to fw my bro.”

by yk.dhats.adaaa_ April 22, 2019

Nash-out

This phrase is used when a person leaves preemptively from a party, gathering or any sort of congregation of more than one person. It is a verb that derives from the 2009 film Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li. Charlie Nash, as portrayed horribly by Chris Klein (the "sensitive jock" in American Pie), uses this phrase to end almost every radio transmission. The overacting and failed "badass-ness" is painfully evident when this phrase is spoke by Klein.

Yo, this party is lame... I'm about to nash-out.
Where'd Murf go? I don't know. I think he nashed out.

by schnitzelmopi October 10, 2009