Let me find out

An expression of disbelief. Most commonly used when learning something shocking or surprising. Another way to say "I didn't know that" or "No way! "

Mom: "Will you order me a bean burrito at Taco Bell?"
Me: "Let me find out you like bean burritos!"

Friend: "My sister just won the lottery!"
Me: "Seriously? Let me find out!"

by Lucky B March 27, 2024

Taking the socks out

When you take the socks out to stop them from being abused.

Okay Bois I'm gonna be taking the socks out.

by anonymous November 17, 2020

Check Out

Check Out (or to check out, or checking out); the act of committing suicide.

Kevin got so fed up of living, he decided to just end it all and check out.

by Kevin7111997 June 8, 2022

Ask him out

Ask ur boy crush out and confess love to him so u can get together and they have to say yes no matter what

Me:look ask him out
😍:umm u like me
Me:yeah but u can't say no
😍:sure

by Ask ur crush out him January 24, 2024

all pissed out

Bedding, stuffed chair, sofa, car seat and the like ruined by leaked urine from an incontinent user.

I seated myself in the movie theater, then said to my date, “Honey, this seat stinks; it’s all pissed out!”

by Be Bop a Lula December 11, 2021

out-house recruiter

(1) When you get an email or LinkedIn message from a recruiter who implies he/she is retained by a company to recruit for a job, but in fact he/she is submitting unsolicited candidates for a role.
(2) The opposite of an in-house recruiter / retained search.

Out-house recruiter: "Hi, I'm writing since you'd be great for an analyst role I'm trying to fill." Me: "Is this a retained search?" Out-house recruiter: "No." Me: "No thanks" and then I recommend a colleague I hate and I hope will take a different job, if by some miracle the out-house recruiter is able to place the candidate.

by ProductRoom35 May 27, 2020

Took out

to kill somebody (firstly hear in NARCOS serial)

-cousin, Poison just took out some cops.

by tacyray March 11, 2020