Going smack

To approach a very beautiful female and try your hardest to get her number.

To see something that intrigues your eye and wanting it so bad that you rush to.

washington d.c. going smack smack at it

by godXbody March 25, 2013

going to Daves

Slang term for going to a freind's house to get blazed on hippie lettuce. This friend may or may not exist.

Travis: Hey guys I gotta go

Jake: Where ya going Travis

Travis: I'm going to Daves to hang out for a while

by Captain Fox October 28, 2009

(to go) Toyota

To do anything fast and without stopping, like a Toyota with a defective accelerator.

"I'm going (to go) Toyota on this burrito!"

"Bode Miller is going (to go) Toyota on his last run."

by Shmarmony February 5, 2010

Going Seamus

The dangerous stunt of riding on the roof of a car while it is in motion.

Based on the true story of Mitt Romney's 12-hour family road trip to Canada where Romney strapped a kennel occupied by the family's Irish setter, Seamus, to the roof.

In severe distress, Seamus let loose his bowels. The oozy-brown mess ran down the rear windows of the Romney's Country Squire.

Romney pulled off the highway and into a service station. There, he borrowed a hose, washed down Seamus and the car, remounted the pooch in kennel to the roof rack, and then continued driving.

Look at that crazy dude on the roof of that car - he's going Seamus!

by monk e. January 18, 2012

Go corporate

To get clean. To stop living the high life of drugs and booze.

Joe: You wanna come party tonight?

Charlie Sheen: Nah man, I don't do that no more.

Joe: Ah what?? Did you go corporate?

Charlie: Joe I've been corporate...

by Christoph Walzing April 9, 2013

going to Europe

on the verge of heaving: "Europe" like ralph is echoic (suggestive) of the sound made by throwing up

I think I am going to Europe: I just saw Dubya's stupid face again!!

by Jon64Bailey January 16, 2008

Going Canadian

To go without underwear. Sometimes meaning to wear no layer of underwear beneath a pair of long underwear or stockings/nylons. Also "going commando" or "free-balling." Used in areas of the United States.

"Hey bro, I've used up all my underwear and haven't done the laundry yet. Can I borrow yours?"
"No way. You're going Canadian today."

by Nicola D January 14, 2014