all yaked up

to be extremely high off of cocaine.

1: you o.k. man?

2:YEA DUDE TOTALLY, ALL YAKED UP RIGHT NOW

1:ummm... that explains the yelling. you have fun with that, just leave me out of it.

by atroxtyronebiggums November 21, 2011

All bark and no chungus

The phrase 'all bark and no chungus' is usually said about someone who talks a lot, and is also morbidly obese.

Remi is literally all bark and no chungus

by ChonkerRemi May 15, 2022

May the odds and all that

Said when wishing someone luck in a casual or serious way
Abbreviation of "may the odds be in your favor".

Friend: "I gotta interview with Nat Geo tomorrow "
You: "well, May the odds and all that..."

by Fupsydaisy May 31, 2017

All whip and no reins

Someone who keeps bugging you to finish something without giving any sort of guidance or assistance. Typically a bad project manager.

Guy1: Dude, our PM sucks!
Guy2: Yep, he's all whip and no reins.

by kwaping August 03, 2009

all black everything

A United States of America where slavery never existed, where there was no misery, where blacks were employed and didn't work for free, where they actually enjoyed the first 400 years, where the Constitution was written by W.E.B. Du Bois, where there wasn't any Reconstruction and the Civil War never happened, where a black woman was voted head of the KKK, Malcolm Little dies as an old man, and Dr. King reads his eulogy, where Bill O'Reilly reads from the Quran, and President Bush sends his condolences to Iran, the Crips never occurred so there were never any Bloods to attack them, where there wasn't even any hood to fight over in the first place, where it was all black. Everything.

You would never know
If you could ever be
If you never try
You would never see
Stayed in Africa
We ain’t never leave
So there were no slaves in our history
Were no slave ships, were no misery, call me crazy, or isn’t he
See I fell asleep and I had a dream, it was all black everything

~Lupe Fiasco

by Puvar1 August 17, 2011

Playstation All-Americans

Introduced by college football coaching legend, Bobby Bowden, in response to fans that think they know more than coaches because they excel at playing games on Playstation and similar video games. A variation of an armchair quarterback.

Those Playstation All-Americans don't really know a thing about the X's and O's of football.

by Shaolin October 05, 2004

all that glitters is gold

The common yet misconstrued assumption that everything having a shiny or gold like appearance has intrinsic value.

Dude she may be hot, but she has crabs. You can't think all that glitters is gold.

by Crubadubdub September 28, 2003