Ick out

Icking out on someone to the point where you can't see the person the same anymore.

He gave me such an ick out.

by celipuffleahpiff June 5, 2024

IM BOUT TO CRASH OUT

IM BOUT TO CRASH OUT " MEANS THAT YOU GOING TO DO A BAD THING

Jack Doherehty: " If you dont stop doing of mhh im bout to crash out

by Big make you moan daddy d March 7, 2024

Move out my way Stanley!

When one has explosive diarrhea and has to make it to the nearest toilet. Also known as Bathroom Emergency.
*Taken from the movie Next Friday.

Oh no, I'm having a move out my way Stanley!!

by Knower of Useless Information October 26, 2017

Don’t throw out your coleslaw

Rustic ryan rumpkin, welcome to earth

don’t throw out your coleslaw omar

by Rory Kilberg November 16, 2023

Sticking out your gust for the rizzler

Basically it’s a cover of the lyric “sticking out your tongue for the picture, you’re so pretty, you’re so popular.” So instead it’s, “sticking out your gyat(big ass) for the rizzler(someone who pulls women) you’re so skibidi(weird toilet thing) you’re so fanum tax.”

Kids just sing the song at school usually yelling sticking out your gust for the rizzler

by Your brain rot translator March 2, 2025

Packed Out

is Los Angeles prison gang slang. Its short for getting "rat packed", that is, jumped and beat up.
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Yea - me, BoBo, Cockpit and Sliprod Packed Out that fool Neckbone yesterday. He know not to step foot round here anymore

by Kismkasm December 29, 2024

Splash out/ Splashout

Splash out/ Splashout- A term created by African brothers (The music group), means to simply do something well or adding your own spice to something. To splash out/ Splashout means to do things at a high level

Splash out/ Splashout sentences

Ex: Let's say your friend Calvin gets invited to a party, he would say "I'm finna pull up to the party and splash out"

Ex: Or if he was about to have intercourse with a woman he would say "He's about to get in the pussy and splash out" or "splash out in that pussy"

Ex: Let's say Calvin just killed an onstage performance, I would say "he went up there and splashed out"

Ex: Or if Calvin had a nice fit or dressed well I would say "he's splashed out or he's looking splashed out"

by TherealKindness July 27, 2021