Get reeted on

Be decimated, beaten, or conquered by someone more superior to you

Checkmate! Get reeted on!

by Dude847362 December 25, 2018

get twittered

A demand that something silly go viral. To do something so nonsensical that it sets the twitterverse abuzz.

To get overexcited about something. To geek out over something of little consequence.

"We just rolled up in the club to get twittered, quick, take a pic."

"I have pics of him without his shirt!"
"Get twittered! He doesn't even have a Dad bod."

by Noir February 9, 2018

Get Wooted

1. The perfect username for snowball. io

2. When your just better than someone at something

( 2. ) Man 1: I suck at this math quiz.
Man 2: Oh I got %100.
Man 1: How! I got %26!
Man 2: Get wooted, son.

by ClickedEnter January 11, 2020

Get in the truck

The ultimate type of punishment for rednecks and hillbillies when someone does something does extremely stupid, and/or dangerous or just being a useless nuisance, they get isolated inside the truck so they can't be a danger to anyone, including themselves

Cliff: Another tip for gun safety is to always keep your gun on safety until you're ready to fire
Clyde: *walks with shotgun, finger on the trigger, slips and falls, accidentally shooting*
Cliff: Well Son of a bitch Clyde...! I told you...! God...! Get in the truck!

by Valian61 June 17, 2021

To get Up'ed

When a special/valuable person or character dies on a TV show or movie.

"Do you want to watch John Wick?" "No, I just watched the final episode of HIMYM and I don't want to get Up'ed again"

by Sletraket February 25, 2020

Getting Juicy

Something is getting interesting because of drama.

I was watching this show and it started getting juicy. The wife was cheating on her husband.

by ........,,.. May 30, 2020

the three gets

Euphanism for meeting someone at a bar or nightclub, taking them home (get home), having sex (get off), then sending them home (get out).

"I met this hot guy last night at the bar and we went home together".

"Did he stay all night?"

"No! He was good for the three gets: get home, get off, get out".

by Jon KC June 1, 2007