horsin around

when you get backshots with arby's horsey sauce in your ass

me: you wanna do some horsin around?

bad bitch: no tf?

by Ohioskipitti May 23, 2024

.9.I Will Drift Around Her Curves, I Will See Her Soon, Say She Wants To Know My Name, I Thought She Knew The Truth Because Being Alone In the Dark Is The Sunflower Deed For The Absurd.9.

.9.I Will Drift Around Her Curves, I Will See Her Soon, Say She Wants To Know My Name, I Thought She Knew The Truth Because Being Alone In the Dark Is The Sunflower Deed For The Absurd.9.

.9.I Will Drift Around Her Curves, I Will See Her Soon, Say She Wants To Know My Name, I Thought She Knew The Truth Because Being Alone In the Dark Is The Sunflower Deed For The Absurd.9.

by .6.9.7.6.ArimorylulA.8.3.0.5. August 12, 2025

Bulling Around

To arrange a group to perform a task in a video game then go AFK

"Where has Carol gone, it was their idea to do this?"
"They're fucking bulling around again, must have got distracted by a flicker of light on the wall or a new spreadsheet"

by Ptec September 24, 2022

lurking around

Also known as lurking.
To walk around aimlessly, often due to getting up to look for something and then forgetting what you were looking for.

Please stop lurking around, it gives me the creeps.

by Kanaris™ December 20, 2023

neshing around the block

A phrase colloquially used to describe doing nothing.

My friend asked me what my plans for this summer were, I said nothing, just neshing around the block.

by user_1897 May 30, 2023

Diddlin’ Around

A term born from the controversy surrounding Diddy’s alleged party lifestyle, often used to describe someone who is wasting time, getting into trouble, or being involved in sketchy behavior. It’s become a meme on social media, particularly in comments under Diddy-related posts.

“Yo, while you’re out there ‘diddlin’ around,’ I’m securing the bag.”

by IRSAgents October 6, 2024

Irish reach-around

The obligatory act of trading drinks at a bar based on a feeling of obligation when one party shows the generous act of buying the first drink.

Austin: "Get Eddie and me a beer."
Eddie: "Lemme get Austin and me a beer back."
Bartender: "ah. . . The old Irish reach-around."

by nacko420 October 20, 2017