drive yourself away

a nicer, more polite way of telling someone to gtfo and get lost-in combination and at the same time

Since gtfo by itself is too boorish rude to use, and get lost doesn't cut it anymore because most people have cars, it would probably be more appropriate to use the term drive yourself away; people can drive away from a given situation faster than they can physically 'get lost' by simply walking away.

by Sexydimma January 4, 2014

towering line drive

A home run that is hit high and straight. Coined by former WSCR personality George Ofman.

"He hit a home run that was a towering line drive"

by GaelicSoxFan May 15, 2016

drive stay

The act of throwing toilet paper at a bitch from the bed of a truck then driving away calling said bitch a bitch a few more times. It is important to get away before the bitch catches the truck as the bitch has most likely been angered.

Jake did a drive stay at Dillons house hitting him in the face with toilet paper. Luckily it was 2020 and Dillon needed the toilet paper for his poor ass.

by Un3asyToad December 16, 2020

Driving

An adjective used to describe something good or cool. Usually used to express approval of something.

"Wow, that guy looks cool as hell."
"Yeah, he seems pretty driving."

by Devilish_Dude June 11, 2022

Driving the banter wagon

like 'hopping on the band wagon'.

-Apart from the desired person is driving the band wagon, i.e. leading the group.

-Further stretched to 'banter wagon'

(purely for the banter)

'oi...oi boys...im drivin this banter wagon straight to the kingy.'

'mate, pete is Driving the banter wagon ... and i like its destination!'

by Gravvers March 3, 2009

loser drive by

When the loser in a street drag race speeds past the winner in an attempt to prove his/her skill

Dude you just beat that guy. Here comes the loser drive by

by Sid-the_sloth!!!!1!!1 April 8, 2017

Drive by greeting

An annoying form of greeting that is pointless and does not invite more conversation. Typically done when someone is crossing another person's path.

"hey how you doing"
"Good"
The only response that you can give in the time given to respond to a drive by greeting

by LadyLilith December 19, 2024