Turn Over A new Leaf 

The phrase "To turn Over A new Leaf" means to start a new life again. If some one turns Over A new Leaf he starts a new life after recovering from a shock or after an accident or similar cases.

1. John turned over a new leaf after an abject failure in the exams.

2. Reva turned over a new leaf after she got married to Farhan.

3. to Turn over a new leaf was not at all easy for the children after the accidental death of their mother.

Turn Over A new Leaf by EnglishGrammarMaster February 14, 2010

Turn Key 

A correctional officer

Hey turn key, this toilet is stopped up; may I use another cell.

Turn Key by Griot September 10, 2010

Turn up 

To increase the amount of drugs/alcohol in the body in order to increase the possibility of having a good time at a social gathering and or by oneself.

"I'm trying to turn up tonight so i can try and forget about the trials and tribulations that go along with being a teenager"

Turn up by nadroj_nayr May 26, 2014

Turn-On 

(noun)
When a guy/girl does something that makes the other want to "tap dat ass".

Sally showed Dan her boobs, which was a turn-on, and he taped dat ass all night long

Turn-On by AlleF January 10, 2008

Turn it up 

A phrase that today usually means 'turn the volume up' but in the 1950s it meant the same as 'give it up' 'stop' 'quit'.

Tony Hancock in The Foreign Legion (1958-04-15) "Dear big head. I hate you, everyone down our street hates you, why don't you turn it up?"

Turn it up by Shtumpf November 7, 2012

Turn off-offer

Version 1: An offer from another person that you previously found attractive (sometimes in the heat of the moment) which completely changed your mind so that you are now repulsed by them.

Version 2: The strategy of blowing people off at places such as bars by facetiously leading them to believe that you are interested in them and then making an outrageous offer meant to turn them off and make them go away.

Version 1:

Woman: "I want you now"

Man: "I want you too"

Woman: "Mmm, I want to give you a golden shower"

Man: "Whoa, wait, what?...no, no, no-thank you! ...that's a turn off-offer"

Version 2: "I would love to go back to your place and meet your pet land snails; Johnny Depp and Tom Brady, ...Mmm... and in the morning I'll saute and hand feed them to you in bed!

Then tells his friends: "I just gave that chick a turn off-offer she couldn't refuse".

Turn off-offer by The Civil Word Servant October 15, 2010

turn up the fader 

(verb) to party in such a way that results in intoxication; comes from the term faded, meaning to be intoxicated by means of alcohol and/or drugs and is a reference to the audio engineering action "turn up the fader", meaning to gradually increase the level of an audio signal.

Yo, I'm free tonight; let's hit the clubs and turn up the fader!

turn up the fader by atlshawty84 April 28, 2009