Hilling Out

throwing a temper tantrum, similar to "Hulking out" with an element of self righteousness

"Jason is pissed off, he's Hilling out"

by fat_bastarf September 19, 2022

when in doubt, pull out

It is to pull out when one is in doubt of a current situation. Contrary to popular belief this was developed by a matric student in 2017.

Man my pull out game is strong. He told me: when in doubt, pull out

by koevoetlol April 20, 2018

You need to step out of the shadows and remind people who you are and what you are capable of. Having taken a back seat for so long you may now be a bit of an unknown quantity, which can be made to work in your favor.

You need to step out of the shadows and remind people who you are and what you are capable of. Having taken a back seat for so long you may now be a bit of an unknown quantity, which can be made to work in your favor.

You need to step out of the shadows and remind people who you are and what you are capable of. Having taken a back seat for so long you may now be a bit of an unknown quantity, which can be made to work in your favor.

by ExeeloguiexE April 16, 2025

Out Of Color

He's outofcolo i dont know want to tell :YOU:

shit this paintings out of color
man: no don’t remove it it’s cool

by OutOfColo November 14, 2025

Hang out the back of it

Apart from the original Richard Keys usage of the phrase, to hang out the back of something can be used as an expression of approval of something well done.

(after eating a good meal cooked by a friend) "that pasta was great, you really hang out the back of it"

by Rolfparis September 5, 2012

pussy out or bitch up

A term telling someone to make a decision whether they are going to give up and quit (pussy out) or hang tough and stick it out (bitch up). It can also apply specifically to a woman trying to motivate another woman, it is not meant to be derogatory. bitch up, give up, determined, throw in the towel, never give up, fight

You are on mile 26 of the marathon, are you gonna pussy out or bitch up and make it across the finish line.

by joecoolthefool May 16, 2016

(noun) Coming Out Of Our Arses

Scouse slang to describe when you have a lot/too much of something

“Lad, we don’t need bread; we’ve got bread coming out of our arses!”

The noun in this sentence is bread, so (Noun) Coming Out Of Our Arses

by Worn Forrest March 21, 2022