Thick out

Another way to say see ya later or good-bye. Often followed up by saying "the thickest."

Johnny leaves to go to work and you say "thick out" and in some cases the other person will answer by saying "the thickest."

by i am muffinman August 13, 2010

Out-meme

v. To win a contest of internet meme knowledge. (-ed -ing)

I was chatting with him yesterday and I totally out-memed him when he made a mistake about Forbes' Insoluble Dry Plates.

by Gnix xinG June 06, 2010

tebowed out

The day after Tim Tebow wins a football game, and the only thing in sports news talked about is Tim Tebow.

"Dude did you hear about Tebow, he won the game for the Broncos?"
"Dude I have heard that all day long, I'm tebowed out."

by spartan4333 December 12, 2011

out of rounds

Whilst engaged in rounds of drinks (usually in a pub or bar) one or more member of said round decides to buy an extra drink out of their own pocket to supplement their own consumption. Popular term in norn iron, especially the Derry/Londonderry area.

Tom: are you getting the drinks in already?

Donal: I’m going out of rounds for this one
Tom: your gonna get completely banjaxed
Donal: Yer ma.

by Yerman March 05, 2018

cuted out

Cuted out is what happens when a cat, dog, or baby (usually) does something so absurdly cute that your brain stops working and you start saying things that aren't actually words and talking in baby gaga voice.

Boy: Why did you stop what you were saying mid-sentence?

Girl: OMG somebody sent me a video of a cat inside a cat costume playing with string. I was temporarily cuted out.

by arganaut January 22, 2015

Phrased Out

Using many phrases that you would likely find on Urban Dictionary (such as crushing the book, Ridin' Qwerty, Emotional Dump, etc.) around people that don't know them so the person feels phrased out.

Son:"Hey dad are you crushing the book?"
Dad:"What the hell are you talking about?"
Son:"Dad, BMS much?"
Dad:"WHAT?!?"
Son:"Phrased out"

by jenbs February 13, 2011

Zim-Out

To grow inexplicably upset, agitated, overwhelmed or flumoxed over a simple matter or a misunderstanding. Occasionally accompanied by karate chops.

The Dow Jones falling 500 points really led to a classic Zim-Out

by DWheels October 28, 2008