Punch out

Tearing up houses and apartment.

My brother Victor punch out a lot of holes in the wall. Him and his girlfriend had broken glass in their room.

by Moe R. August 15, 2015

Your willingness to reach out to other people, both at work and in your private life, will determine what kind of year this is going to be. Just because friends and loved ones and work colleagues are demanding does not mean you cannot get alongu<.7.7.9.6.

Your willingness to reach out to other people, both at work and in your private life, will determine what kind of year this is going to be. Just because friends and loved ones and work colleagues are demanding does not mean you cannot get alongu<.7.7.9.6.

Your willingness to reach out to other people, both at work and in your private life, will determine what kind of year this is going to be. Just because friends and loved ones and work colleagues are demanding does not mean you cannot get alongu<.7.7.9.6.

by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 11, 2025

Berved out

A saying you say when you are under the influence and are about to pass out.

“Yoo I am totally berved out right now “

by Kcaj April 22, 2020

chuffed out

Chuffed is a Northern word for "happy" really happy. So "Chuffed Out" can literally mean happy beyond comprehension.

It also has a darker meaning: knackered, beyond caring, blown away.

1/ I'd just bought a new Porsche and was completely chuffed out.

2/ We had been in the pub for hours; Dave was the worst for wear, he was completely chuffed out.

by maudibe May 25, 2016

grunt one out

(usu. derogatory) give birth. Derived from the sound made after the command "push, push, push!!!"

Michelle has been knocked up forever, when is she gonna grunt one out?!

by Samuel Francisco October 1, 2014

Out on a Big One

To go out with every intention of getting absolutely off your trolley to the point of incoherent words being bubble blown in the ears of strangers, hanging around the necks of those within your party like a human lasoo, very likely ingesting illegal substances, coming home with make up down your face (whether yours or not) and continueing in a blur of sex, music and laughter until the sun comes up.

"I take it you're up to this on Saturday, yeah? We're out on a big one Saturday night, proper out out"

by GDR11 September 18, 2017

Blown-out

Adjective

1. Loss of luster or appeal.

2. A state of being worn, but not broken.
3. Distasteful in appearance, function, or capability

1. He came back from leave looking blown-out.
2. The vehicles they gave us was blown-out.
3. This vape is blown-out

by TooShaiy May 31, 2023