your mum on acid

An extension to the popular 'your mum' or 'your momma' insult. Can be used to shoot down those with a poor repatoir of retorts.

Dan: Fuck you!
Tim: Your Mum!
Dan: Your Mum: On acid.

by James Stenhouse February 26, 2004

Pull your shorts on

phrase, started as an attempt to say "put your drinking hat on" and "pull yourself together" at the same time and came out as "pull your shorts on". Means - get yourself together, lets go, its party time, stop being crabby, get out of bed,....or anything else needing a pep talk.

"Alright gnar star, pull your shorts on!"

by Julia in down town Denver October 27, 2007

get your Naomi on

To walk in the style of Naomi Campbell's singature walk. Beyonce referres to this in the song "Get Me Bodied"

Gina: You think you are fly
Rhonda: I am
Gina: you better get your Naomi on

by The Baddest December 27, 2007

Drop down and get your Jesus on

A dance move that involves dropping down, but instead of spreading your legs, you put your hands in prayer position. Drop the slut act, and start praying. That's how we do.

" Drop down and get your Jesus on girl"
" I saw Becky Drop down and get her Jesus on. It was cool"

by M. Gizzle December 2, 2004

If i had an eye on my dick, i'd see inside your mouth

An insultive phrase, denoting that you fuck somebody's mouth, that's not ever meant to be true, but it's always funny to tell it to your friends/enemies/dog/slaves/mailmen/mailwomen/pOsama Bin Laden/anybody.

Osama Bin Laden: I am going to bomb 'mericans again.
'bama: If i had an eye on my dick, i'd see inside your mouth.

by Tyranosaurus Alan March 25, 2010

Getting your eat on

To spend a massive amount of money on food at one time while treating your friends to food on you.

Justin Man, You were "Getting your eat on" yesterday you spent like $80 on food.

Yeah, Man... I bought food for like 4 people.

by Lando the Mando April 6, 2009

get your freak on

An invitation to dance.

Used by many artists such as Chic whose hit "Freak Out" (C'est chic) is still played to this day.

Also re-coined in Missy Elliot's song feat. Nelly Furtado, "Get Your Freak On."

They hit the dance floor and "got their freak on."

by relentlessone September 16, 2005