the ins and outs

all the details (of something).

The new employee was eager to learn the ins and outs of operating the complex machinery.

by Arminkshipper July 20, 2024

out

no longer batting or on base, having had one's turn ended by the team in the field.

"the Yankees are out in the ninth"

by Arminkshipper July 20, 2024

Close out

bring something to an end.

"Steve tried to close out the conversation"

by Arminkshipper July 25, 2024

Going out for a taste

Drinking (usually at a bar) during working hours. The goal is to get tipsy but not drunk to the point where you can't finish the days work.

"Lunch Break coming up...we going out for a taste or what ?"

by Pen0r flexxor July 26, 2024

crash out

Crash out means getting very angry/sad and starts screaming.

1.Nitro vitro is going to have a crash out.

2.Nitro got upset and had a crash out.

by Run3dstickman July 29, 2024

crash out

Crash out means getting very angry and starts screaming.

1. Nitro vitro started a crash out and screamed at everyone.
2.Nitro vitro had a crashout.

by Run3dstickman July 29, 2024

Get the sand out of your poutine

“Get the sand out of your pussy” (stop complaining/being a bitch), but a softened version for Canadians

“Stop insulting Canadian treasure RJ Barrett, ey?”

“Dude, get the sand out of your poutine.”

by RespectableCanadian69 July 30, 2024