Sensor Out

To "sensor out" means to overwhelm someone with an overload of sensory feelings, such as touching, rubbing, grabbing, or blowing air at them.

To feel "sensored out" is to feel overwhelmed from too much sensory input, such as touching, rubbing, grabbing, or blowing air at them.

Stop rubbing your hands on me! You are sensoring me out.

I am getting so sensored out from you touching me!

This fan is blowing air so hard on me that I am getting sensored out.

If you keep grabbing him, you will sensor him out.

I feel so sensored out from all of this rubbing.

To sensor out means to touch me too much.

by 2mimpis April 20, 2023

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my words have been taken out of me

Ryan Yerrow's saying its copyrighted it his don't take it, its his in his newest video (yes he finally found the publish button on his YouTube channel)

Ryan: My words have been taken out of me, that's a saying now I just coined it it's mine sorry nobody else can say it, copyrighted it

by LolitsmeL November 28, 2020

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Out in the sticks

A phrase used to describe a location out in the middle of nowhere, usually far out in the country or outskirts of a city

Drake: I should've put you somewhere where no one could find you. Mansion out in the sticks with nothin' around you. Katy, Texas, Dallas, Texas, you know, a different environment.

Oh you from Missouri? You must be livin out in the sticks.

by BlindBaker January 15, 2021

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