Sloped Out

Brain freeze; to be out of information; uninformed.

I was so sloped out I left my keys and locked myself out of the house.

by The Kay Rock Touch May 14, 2017

A Hang Out

When a guy and girl hang out just as friends, but the guy highkey likes the girl but is too awkward to do anything about it.

Yea I know this one bot named Dangelo who's at a hang out with some girl named Emerald.

by Hamez19117 May 24, 2019

Gnawed Out

The act of getting fucked up on pills. Said pills can include Vicodin (hyrdocodone/apap), Norco (stronger hydrocodone/apap) Oxycotin (Oxycodone), Xanax (Alparazolam) etc. This is when you are in a complete state of being fucked up from taking pills, either orally, inter nasally, or even anally.

Ryan: Yo, Steve-O, what you got there?

Steve-O: About 90 Narcos and 120 Xanax.

Ryan: Oh shit, we're gonna be all gnawed out today!

by Steve-OBSM July 25, 2012

shout out

enhypens best bside

hoe: whats your favourite song in enha’s new album

me: shout out ofcourse, its enhypens best bside

by astrovater July 27, 2022

Blow out the lines

Furiously yelling every creative curse one has at another object or person, with the anger not necessarily directed at the person or object.

"When did they stop making all those old school women you could just take your day out on? Y'know, the ones who just let you sit there and blow out the lines, knowing it had nothin' to do with them?" --Bill Burr

by Pay me more. November 21, 2024

Hop out that car

DMV slag: When you bouta go on a lick or what some up to date dmv rappers add in their songs. You’re about to make a crime once you hop out da ca

“I hop out that car wit my men”

by Timtheggg July 13, 2024

squeezing a pound out of a shilling

A phrase used to describe a person who is beyond normal frugality or thriftiness. This person usually refuses to spend money on anything and is disgusted when they are forced to do so. Instead, they rather take any other option to avoid paying for anything.

“She is so cheap and tight fisted. She is squeezing a pound out of a shilling”

by Hugh Wards June 23, 2020