you don't put out

The action of not putting out.

James: You don't put out...
Amanda: Yes I do!!!
James: Nope.

by ofdarkkskieeessss August 14, 2007

put the needle on the record

to start an activity

Gurl, you not gonna believe what happened.
What?
Well, I been needful all day so when I got home I went straight to my room to take care of business. I just "put the needle on the record" using my patented middle finger technique when my Mom walked in. All hell broke loose.
Whadja do?
Well, when she left, I finished. I toldya I was needful.

by LucretiaMacevil November 12, 2010

put your money where your mouth is

Betting on a statement one makes to another

"you better put your money where your mouth is, I think you JUS B FIBBIN YO

by Bladeeblah January 3, 2008

Put me in coach!

1) what you say to the coach when you're warming the bench, but you want to go in so you can win the game
2) what you say to the airline people when you want to sit in economy class

1) Put me in coach! I'm ready to play!
2) Put me in coach! Right between the 400 lb. bitch and the crying baby.

by Nick D February 27, 2003

Put One On That

Originated In the AK. It means, "you can count on that"

"you gona come over today?"
"Put one on that"

by TKDTyler July 1, 2007

put me in the roosevelt

Asking for a room in a "nice" hotel (by their standards) for an event, but the hotel is actually not that great, so it just shows you're trashy.

Put me in The Roosevelt or I'm not coming!

by Guimo Investigador February 11, 2017

Put the hammer down

The term comes from back in the day when Truckers were Truckers and their rigs didn't have A.C., in an attempt to cool off, truckers would put a sludge hammer down on the gas peddle, open their doors and stand outside on the steps while cruising down Route 66 through the Cajon Pass in Calif. They would call out on their CB's "put the hammer down". You would see a line of semis with truckers driving from the step of their trucks.

It's time to put the hammer down.

by L8erdayz January 13, 2022