Outside

A place with amazing graphics, but with a shitty storyline.

I went outside once. The graphics were amazing, but the story sucked.

by Flii June 24, 2017

Outangling

Originally used in the professional bodybuilding arena, “outangling” referred to striking poses while on stage in a competition setting in order to make oneself appear to look better than competitors.

“Outangling” has evolved to be used in common, every day vernacular to refer to positioning oneself relative to the camera lens with regard to your body pose. Simply— maximizing your desirable features and minimizing your less desirable features.

A person who takes good photos isn't always the most attractive, fit, or swole person necessarily -- however just knowing how to rotate and tilt your body in reference to the lens is critical.

Two guys taking a photo together may mean the weaker guy looks better just because he "outangled" the other.

Dude, those guys over there have some fire instagame over there. That photo they took was dope. They’re forsure outangling us.

by The Nashville Millennial January 6, 2020

Outside-y

When outside seems outside-y, It just gives you the vibe.

Me:Outside just seems so outside-y!!
Friend:that’s not a word
Me:now it is if I said it
Friend:it’s not in the dictionary

Ha get wrecked now it is

by Bleh :P February 21, 2020

Urban Outcast

Noun; Refers to an edito on UD (or a small group) that nobody seems to like at all. In fact, this person (or these people) seem to get ambushed and bombarded by hate posts.

Gosh that Pearls...fuck her! She's such an Urban Outcast! God! Nobody freakin' likes her at all!

by Pearls July 2, 2006

Eat the corn outa my stool!

Its self explanatory.

Boss: "You are going to have to stay late and work on the project your co-worker didn't finish."

Employee: "Eat the corn outa my stool!"

by majic mountain December 17, 2009

Gentleman of Four Outs

An upstart; a Victorian Era term for someone who claims or tries to act like a gentleman or a person of high class but lacks the qualities to be considered as such.

When a vulgar, blustering fellow asserts that he is a gentleman, the retort generally is, “Yes, a gentleman of four outs,” that is, without wit, without money, without credit, and without manners.

by Flaminghorse July 30, 2018

We’re out of a scheduled power outage

When you’re tired but you cannot sleep, or you’ve missed your opportunity to sleep.

Friend: “You need to go to bed it’s late”
You: “I would, but we’re out of a scheduled power outage”

by Ymlnmsc85 November 7, 2020