Used humorously to describe a situation that started normal, fun, or chill (like a BBQ with friends), but suddenly went totally out of control, chaotic, or unexpectedly sexual. It plays on the rhyme between cookout (grill party) and cock-out (slang for male genitals being exposed).
"We thought it would just be burgers and beer, but after midnight… it turned from a cookout into a cock-out."
"The meeting was fine at first, but when everyone started shouting, it turned from a cookout into a cock-out."
"The meeting was fine at first, but when everyone started shouting, it turned from a cookout into a cock-out."
by Bestil August 25, 2025

by Emlyn wynne January 24, 2021

When you turn 19 in Poland you serve in the Military. This is a way to say you are looking good or “serving”
by PhaePhee April 6, 2025

"Dude, I'm really struggling with this puzzle!"
"Maybe you just need to turn around and eat the pit."
"Maybe you just need to turn around and eat the pit."
by TarantulaMorse April 30, 2025

turning 19 in poland means that you ate. the meaning behind this is when you turn 19 in poland, you have to take a test to see if your fit for the military. what does the military do? serve the country, the key word being serve.
by iputsloutinslay June 4, 2025

When you thought of a smart newly-minted UD word, and it turned out it had been there for ages and you needed to start over
by KMS19 February 25, 2019

by BKBLUEY May 24, 2023
