Get out the ruler

An abbreviation of "To get out the ruler and compare dicks," the phrase "getting out the ruler" or "to get out the ruler" means to size up one's accomplishments with another's, or to one-up them.

I ran two miles in under 15 minutes yesterday!
Well, not to get out the ruler, but I ran two miles in under 13 minutes a few weeks ago.

by Lumacurve June 12, 2018

Ask out a cameron day!

DECEMBER 7th
Ask out a cameron day

DO IT!!

Ask out a cameron day!
You:Hey, Cameron I have a question for you

HIM:What is it?
You:will you go out with me?
Him:Yes of course!!!

by SAMI_LOVES_CAMERON November 29, 2021

Weeb me out

To be creeped out by. Something that makes you feel uncomfortable.

You know how people have fears of clowns or snakes? That’s how I feel about midgits. They weeb me out, dude.

by StephMoneyMayhem May 20, 2021

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by 456AtabavA343 June 6, 2025

Sell Out

When a band or solo artist becomes extremely popular and changes the style and sound of their music make more money, and to earn a spot on the "Top 40" music charts.

Perfect examples of sell out artists:

Coldplay

Elton John

Cher

by EJ5 October 19, 2015

first day out of the closet

The gay version remix of the popular song by Tee Grizzley "First Day Out" made by an artist called Kusorare.

first day out of the closet is fire. it be better than the original!

by CookieBeans February 18, 2024

Locked Out

This is a phrase used to describe somebody who is lost, inattentive, or just generally confused. Somebody who does not understand the task presented before them.

This is a reversal of the more common phrase "Locked In"

Roman: Yo can you, like, share the unit 2 precalc notes ?
Nate: What notes?
Roman: Like, the one literally due next period, before our quiz?
Nate: We have a quiz today?!
Roman: You're so locked out.

by EASportsIsInTheGame November 17, 2023