busting the piggy

Referred in a financial situation where you put out exponential amount of funds to pay for an expensive item or for a loan, check, car, etc.

man1 My girlfriend wants the 16 GB apple iPad but it costs $500!

man2 Looks like you'll be busting the piggy to get it for her birthday.

girl1 O-M-G! I love this dress! I'm totally buying this!

girl2 Whoa. Look at the price tag. You'll pig bust just buying one dress!

girl1 Hey, no prob. I stole my parents' credit card!

girl2 Awesome!

by mongal22 October 20, 2010

Busting an O

Having an orgasm.

This massage felt so good that I almost busted an O.

Or

Brad is in the other room with Kayla; they're busting an O.

by PaperTowns September 22, 2010

Cloud busting

to overcome periods of depression or depressive thought; to be able to reframe negative or depressive thoughts into positive more joyful ones

Once I started cloud busting the depressive, dark and heavy clouds of thought I felt like a new happier person again!

by GoddessianQueen August 27, 2022

ghost busted

the act of masturbating onto a female while she is asleep; unfortunately she wakes and catches you in the act

i was in the process of ghost busting on a female then she was woken by a loud noise and i was ghost busted

by freegaze September 30, 2010

Bust a nasty

The movement in where you completely change direction(make a 180 or U turn)

Me and shelly were going to the clinic and passed it, so we had to bust a nasty to get back to it

by Crawldog April 9, 2013

Bust a Kojak

To rub or massage the head of your penis until you ejaculate.

I had to bust a Kojak this morning to relieve my morning wood. masterbate, jack-off, touch myself, fondle, choke the chicken

by joecoolthefool December 5, 2014

Bust a cap

History of term: This refers to a toy gun for children that can be loaded with little white powder caps that create a bang sound and small amount of smoke when the trigger is pulled. The word "cap" in the term is derived from the name Capulets . one of the fueding families in the shakesperean drama Romeo and juliet. when used in the term "bust a cap" it is also refering to the theatrical and seemingly gang related interpretation of the play by high school level students.

"Bust a cap on that fool"

by Mr.Lex Luther March 1, 2017