wild out

To go crazy or freak out.

person 1: got drunk last night and wild the fuck out

person 2: awesome man

OR

Person 1: Just found out JK Rowling is making movies of the "Fantastic beasts and where to find them book" and went wild out

Person 2: OMG me too

by Kanye's home girl September 12, 2013

stepping out

cheating, adultry

josh- we know about you stepping out on our sister
drake- stepping out?
josh- i know terms

by pseudonym125873 January 4, 2009

In and Out Burger

A burger chain found in only the West coast. The menu consists of A cheese burger, Hamburger, double double (two patties on that bitch!), fries sodas and shakes. You don't have to semd your whole god damned day deciding what you want like those other lame sauce chains like Mc D's. Also can be a breakfast lunch or dinner food. Even has a catchy little theme song. And is pretty cheap.

Friend 1:Hey can i have some of your in-n-out?
Friend 2: HELL NAW!! I HAD TO WAIT IN LINE FOR 3 HOURS TO GET THIS!!::sings:: in in out .. in in out that what our hamburgers all about.
::silence::
Friend 1: Just a bite?
Friend 2: Touch my in-in-out and i will cut you foo.. BACK UP OFF!..you can lick the wrapper fool.

by Falliokiosaurus Rex May 16, 2005

coming out

When a gay, lesbian, homosexual etc. reveals to the public that they are what they are.

Guy: "I am gay and proud!"

by DiiKaBaKa January 20, 2004

Stoned Out

1) The acting of staring blank not concentrating on anything but your thoughts after smoking marijuana.

2) Zoning Out when your High.

"What did you say? Sorry i just Stoned Out after that bowl we smoked."

by Kickstand12 February 13, 2010

draking out

Usually when a man listens to Drake, because he is heart broken, depressed, etc. The reason for this, is because Drake's music is the most relatable, regarding women. Missing them, or being hurt by them, in particular.

"I just became single last night, after an argument with my former girlfriend. I guess it looks like I'm going to be draking out tonight."

by NegritoNestor May 15, 2014

petered out

Declined slowly to almost nothing. American slang.

To me the first note of warning came from an American gentleman, who told me that the same thing had been a great "boom" in the States, but that it had "petered out" and was not now believed except in very unsophisticated country places.
The "Georgia Magnet": A Statce to Mr. H. W. Schneider at Barrow. The Manchester Guardian. November 23, 1891. Page 8. Viewed in ProQuest Historical Newspapers.

by solanum100 August 27, 2013