going out

to leave to go somewhere

I am going out to the store, and will be back shortly.

by JBone February 12, 2004

Going At It Like A Pig In A Tatty

To engage in an act of oral pleasure with uninhibited gusto in wordYorkshire/word.

Eeh, by gum, Cathy lass. Slow tha' sen down a bit. Appen tha's going at it like a pig at a tatty.

by Intrepid Twist October 5, 2003

Going to Town

Using whatever means necessary to pleasure oneself

I was in the middle of some hot relations with my boyfriend and that mo fo said no mo. So I said you dang ripped me off. I'm going to town.

by Rocker J May 3, 2015

Going down under

1) Sucking Thor's hammer;
2) Teabagging Thor;
3) Pegging Thor;
4) Masturbating while thinking of Thor;
5) Taking ten days off in Australia.

Last night I told Lior that he is lucky I met him before Thor. I told him that I would be in Australia right now going down under.

by Puntmuffer October 28, 2017

Going Quantum

When people remix a song, video or voice to a dubstep beat, making the sound a quantum sound. Therefore the sound or speak is "going quantum." Originally formed by DJ Ephixa

Yo dude, have you ever heard of DJ Ephixia?
The guy that remixs all of the Zelda songs?
Yeah bro, that shits going quantum!

by Andyslaybids May 30, 2011

going electric

"Going/went electric" is a phrase used to describe a music artist (usually rock music artist) who goes from acoustic-only guitar playing to electric guitar playing. Some people consider this as selling out in order to sell more records.

1. Many famous 1950s rock artists went electric in the 1960s when everyone got bored of the same old acoustic guitar playing.

2. Bob Dylan went electric in 1965.

3. Some folks don't like it when their favorite band decides that it's going electric, from acoustic.

by R_T_L September 8, 2007

Going through the trash

Looking at emails that you've already discarded into the trash can.

I thought I never recieved that email but after going through the trash I found I had actually deleted it by accident.

by Steven Schwebel April 3, 2008