dishin' out the ownage

-Verb phrase

The act of kicking the crap out of someone in a given activity. This act can indicate a physical beatdown and/or convey emotional/psychological warfare.

-Jessica: That tennis team is sooo garbo that I'm gonna be "dishin' out the ownage" today!

-or-

-"That chick better watch her mouth or I'm gonna start "dishin' out the ownage"!

by Th@t CloVeR DuD3 February 12, 2009

keep the barrel side out

To play down an argument in your in-group in favour of focusing on dealing with an out-group

“Let’s keep the barrel side out , fight the enemy; not each other.”

by IUseThe725 November 13, 2020

Gouge out Jake's Eyes Day

Gouge out Char's Eyes Day is during the entirety of November 27th in which you can jab out a person named Jake's eyes with any tool of your choosing.

Person 1: "hey did you know Gouge out Jake's Eyes Day is tomorrow"
Person 2 (named jake): "you cant be serious thats from urban dictionary"
Person 1: "too late i already have a rusty screwdriver ready"

by appewy November 25, 2021

you may be tempted to streamline your affairs over the coming year but don’t go to extremes. Instead, be pragmatic and aim to reform your life just a day at a time. That way you are less likely to throw out things you are still going to need.

you may be tempted to streamline your affairs over the coming year but don’t go to extremes. Instead, be pragmatic and aim to reform your life just a day at a time. That way you are less likely to throw out things you are still going to need.

you may be tempted to streamline your affairs over the coming year but don’t go to extremes. Instead, be pragmatic and aim to reform your life just a day at a time. That way you are less likely to throw out things you are still going to need.

by IPromiseToDoWhatIPromised May 23, 2025

Turned out to be a giraffe

When a person pretends to be someone much more valuable than who he really is

- Let's call John to the party tomorrow! His family's rich, he's nice, and he makes a ton of money. so he might bring an expensive present.
- No need to bother about John, he turned out to be a giraffe
- Oh, seems like he is not that successful and rich after all

by mithyard June 24, 2021

Checks Out

Meaning that something is indeed correct

“Ok Fairs, yea that checks out”

by Rne-Hayden February 14, 2023

Out of pocket

If someone said this to you it means you did or said something that is not or no longer socially acceptable

Guy 1: that was out of pocket

Guy 2: all I said was I’m not into -specific thing it is socially unacceptable to not like-

by Jome Alma August 21, 2021