Let the cows out

Inadvertently or otherwise telling something said in confidence; i.e. "letting the cat out of the bag," or "spilling the beans."

I can't believe you trusted her with your secret; she will always let the cows out!

by Hamfat December 29, 2018

keep the barrel side out

To play down an argument in your in-group in favour of focusing on dealing with an out-group

“Let’s keep the barrel side out , fight the enemy; not each other.”

by IUseThe725 November 14, 2020

Mandem Roll Out

When a super mega cunt wishes himself and his groomer associates to fuck off and get up to some monogamous tomfoolery.
Can also be used in a way to mass dominance over your peers.
Can also be used to deprive your opponent and/ or opp of their previous statement or argument with oneself and thyselfs own gang.

Example:

Opp 1: You a bitch
Opp 2: Truth

Person: I know you are but what am I? Mandem Roll Out!

by le mule and sons March 07, 2024

one plug blow out

A one plug blow out is where one half of the strap on a pair of thongs pulls away from the base, causing a (usually) embarrassing fall.

Generally occurs while running or from walking through a puddle while drunk.

Bystander 1: How did the police catch that bag snatcher?
Bystander 2: He had a one plug blow out running past their parade.

by jlif April 20, 2010

celebrating out of place

The art of acting dramatically and celebrating in a fashion where individuals run around in a scramble instead of celebrating in place.

This whole process of celebrating out of place with this new generation is getting silly.

by CLOUD⁹ August 06, 2024

out your noggin.

1.)fucked up; or out
of your mind. on a high.

2.)retarded or mentally ill;
for thinking so high of your self;
or a insignificant otherr; or
says or does something completely gayy!

caitlin: megan im taking a shitt right now.

megan: you must be out your noggin to think i care and for telling me that!

caitlin: sorry.

megan: ....

caitlin your out your noggin.

by somee kidd July 18, 2008

out the face

When some one is extremely drunk and/or high. Usually used in the past tense.

It's not like she remembers, she was out the face last night.

by miss. rotten November 10, 2006