all wrapped up

1. Covered in thick, warm clothes.

2. Busy with various events.

3. Statement made after packing is finished.

1. (Angela is warming herself by covering herself with a large thick fur shawl over a huge scarf and a long sleeve dress.) Angela: I’m prepared for the winter. I’m all wrapped up.

2. (Angela is very busy and consulting to her friend Barbara) Angela: Barbara, my dear, I’m so busy. I have to make snacks for my daughter’s soccer meet, help organize my husband’s files and plan my business trip. Barbara: Wow dearie. You’re all wrapped up.

3. Angela: It’s my niece’s birthday. My gifts are all wrapped up.

by Me. Mr, June 11, 2018

All County [Hasbeen]

Someone who was decent in high school sports, and thinks it is still relevent years later. Refuses to admit problem when confronted, instead claims jealousy.

Sup Bro is an All County Hasbeen, hanging on to memories from high school football from the mid-90's.

by David Hills October 2, 2007

You’re all yolk

To be “all yolk” is to be out of the loop, or backwards even.

As we know, historically eggs have egg whites and a yolk. If you’re “all yolk” you’re missing some of the essential cultural or most recent generational knowledge or trends.

Often used as the opposite of “woke”, the term infers that you are not “in the know” or “of the times.”

“Mom use ‘slay’ in a sentence”

“They rode home in a slay?”

“Oh my god mom you’re all yolk”

by dead monarch society January 25, 2023

All Aim No Brain

Someone in a first person shooter (FPS) who is very good at aiming their weapon at enemies and securing kills, but has no grasp on the tactics of the game. They constantly do stupid shit but get kills anyway.

Person 1: BRO HOW DOES THIS DUMBASS REZE KEEP GETTING KILLS?
Person 2: They're all aim no brain

by NotNotNotSam November 30, 2021

all grubbed out

No food left, as at a buffet that has run out of food.

I got to the banquet a few minutes late and they were already "all grubbed out."

by griffenword October 7, 2009

Win all the beans

Winning albeit something trivial. Reminiscent of the late '80's and early '90's game Don't spill the beans. Or the Jellybean in a jar guessing game. To win all the beans is the equivalent of a pat on the back, winning student of the month in 4th grade and other such victories.

" I told you my dessert would be the best at the potluck!"
"Yup, you win all the beans"

by BORNOPTIMIST December 18, 2013

Going all jolli

Describes the state of mine when someone isn't thinking about the consequences but rather just acting out.
They're going all jolli and it ends up with a very bad outcome.

Did you hear about the the car thief? He was going all jolli and ran over 10 people before crashing.

by Wear_Underpants February 14, 2018