putting your tail between your legs

Running away in fear; embarassment; form of submission when looking for forgiveness or acceptance from someone or something of higher status than oneself

You were putting your tail between your legs when you were caught telling a lie.

by Charlene2008 April 20, 2008

Act your age, not your shoe size

Stop behaving immaturely. Said to adults who are acting like overgrown children and to school-age children who are acting like overgrown toddlers.

It's time for you to get serious and stop being silly. Grow up, pal! Act your age, not your shoe size!

by meow2u3 February 23, 2008

Your Not Wet

A phrase "Jocks" say when dissing on another "Jock". Usually accompanied with "Your not hecka tricycle" and "Your not sick".

:Your retarded.

:Well your not wet!

by The Jock 17 July 26, 2010

Your Gay

An insult used only against Heterosexuals, usually in a playful manner. When said with randomly or as an act of defense, Usually by young boys, it’s genuine, or a flirt. Otherwise known as “I’m interested in you”

“I didn’t lose this match, Your gay!”
“Here’s my number josh, your gay.”

by Your helpful Gal! March 13, 2021

your truth

The truth as it is known and experienced by you. Often used mistakenly to mean your opinion.

Speak your truth. Don't let the Harvey Weinsteins of the world stop you.

by Andthereforeshesawitch January 11, 2018

move your feet lose your seat

A true and ancient custom among people with access to less chairs than people in need of a seat.

For example Peter goes to the loo and Carlotta steals his seat - when he returns she says "move your feet lose your seat' and Peter can no longer argue.

by seatstealer September 15, 2013

put your money where your mouth is

put your money where your mouth is -
to support something that you believe in, especially by giving money

If you are really interested in helping the homeless you should put your money where your mouth is.

by DenFromKiev March 13, 2009