out-laws

Former in-laws. After a divorce, your spouse's family are no longer your in-laws, they are your out-laws.

"I'm still on good terms with my out-laws." "My mother-out-law is a real sweet woman. She even sent me a Mother's Day card!" "My out-laws are in town so they stopped by my house to visit their grandchildren."

by JacDod June 12, 2011

Fagged-out

Tired, exhausted, physically exhausted.

Boy, I am fagged-out after unloading that truck!

by John Bontke December 5, 2003

pull out

A form of birth control practiced by idiot couples to prevent pregnancy. It is not at all effective because pre-ejaculate contains sperm. It also does not protect from STDs

What do you call people who use pull out method of birth control? Soon to be parents

by margaretsanger December 28, 2005

black out

The part of a night in between what you can remember and waking up the next day not knowing what happened, or maybe even where you are. It could be minutes or hours,and is usually caused by consuming too much alcohol.

I had a major black out last night.

by cheez whiz November 10, 2008

Shout Out

To acknowledge someone. To make ones presence known.

I gave my girls a shout out at the party.

by GB April 2, 2003

flunk out

Getting kicked out of college because you have gotten too many low grades.

If you just loaf around in college, you will flunk out. You will then be SOL the rest your life, since you will never have the education you need to get a job any better than flipping burgers.

by CanDA19 June 26, 2006

geed out

(adv) A state of being extremely intoxicated or having overdosed on GHB or GBL, often in conjunction with alcohol. Almost always associated with nodding off, erratic behavior, violent, uncontrollable spasms, confusion, loss of motor control, loss of awareness, or unconsciousness. Although a dangerous condition that can result in death, sufferers usually recover completely within 24 hours with no lingering effects.

Sam: Did he fall asleep?
Ann: Nah, he's just geed out.

by Luciano Del Purgatorio June 21, 2006