all up in your toaster-oven

a smart-ass comeback to "gettin' all up in someone's grill"

Back up yo, you's all up in my toaster-oven

by Identity Crisis May 20, 2003

all up in the koolaid

a metaphor for saying that your in our busness.

'Hillary and Jinet are having a conversation when Sam stars to ask questions about what thier talking about.
"dang,"hillary says. "all up in the koolaid, and you don't even know the flavor!"

by brittanae smiley & hillary gonzales September 25, 2004

In all honesty

Quite possibly the most abused idiom over the internet among people who think they're clever and better than everyone else. Also used to emphasize a point to the nth degree without any logical sense.

Cool guy: In all honesty, you only won because I lagged.

Other guy: You said "in all honesty!" You must be telling the truth! You're right, no, no, you're better than me.

by Palbo February 22, 2007

All up in the kool-aid

putting one's self in other folks bidniss.

the recipe for kool aid is so easy, there is not no need for any help to make it.

the man: well, i think you should. . .

da playa: how come you always tryin' to get all up in the kool aid? you better git you some bidness.

by el guapo July 7, 2004

In all realty

Phrase used to describe something the way that it is. Some may use the term "reality" instead, but this phrase describes things the real way that they should have been done.

"In all realty, we should have just gone to the pub."

by angel8 May 1, 2006

all up in my pussy

When someone wants to know everything about a certain something you do.

Basically ghetto way of saying your noisy.

Man: Hey little girl where are you going?
Girl: Man, Why you gotta be all up in my pussy. Damn.

by Ghetto ronda./ July 26, 2014

all up in that

the act of satisfying another's deepest needs / physically supplying themselves to stimulate their comfort zones to the point of physical fruition .

One who is "all up in that" is delivering physical pleasure in the deepest and most personal of ways. They are doing so repetitiously and very intently.

by Paul O. Martin August 6, 2006