Packed out

"The concert venue was packed out, with every seat filled and people standing shoulder to shoulder in anticipation of the show."
(The sentence uses the word "packed out" to describe the venue as being very crowded without defining the word explicitly.)

by Arminkshipper June 20, 2025

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No chicken out

Break up with you partner!

No chicken out so break up with your girl or boy!

by Shelly Doghouse November 3, 2019

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Get your trout out

"Get your trout out" is a phrase commonly used by drivers of either a Vauxhall Viva or Renault Twingo. It's a term that is used to call local prostitutes into the vehicle.

Oh love, get your trout out

by anonymous October 6, 2020

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shot out of the tip of a lighting bolt

a vivid, metaphorical way to describe something happening with great speed, force, or intensity. It conjures the image of a lightning bolt—a natural phenomenon known for its sudden, powerful, and swift strike—emphasizing the speed, impact, or suddenness of the action being described. This expression is widely known to have originated from ice bath enthusiast and health guru Duncan Bernath.

It is often used to dramatize how quickly or forcefully something occurs, likening it to the speed and power of lightning.

"After this 5 minute ice bath, it feels like I just got shot out of the tip of a lightning bolt"
"Dude, I know!! Such a good, flames, feeling!"
shot out of the tip of a lighting bolt

by UCLAphenom March 17, 2024

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