"blast out"

a new and upcoming way of saying goodbye in an urban setting

one can say "blast out" to let someone else know that he/she is leaving a scene or hanging up the phone.

by Jessica Vigars January 17, 2008

Beat out

where a guy is put out of a gang by being beat up. The beating is much worse than being beat in.

John's in intensive care. He was beat out by the gang.

by Deep Blue 2012 August 18, 2009

beat out

A female that have been fucking to much and see dont have no walls left

Tonya has been fucking every nigga that pass by she is so beat out

by Anonymous February 24, 2003

Beat Out

Trinidadian slang for fucking raw

Me and the Misses just finished an early morning beat out. I good for the day.

by Bacchanal Man July 27, 2016

Beat Out

Whatever the hell the speaker wishes. This is a term used for every and any occasion. It means nothing and everything in the form of two simple words.
As a general rule, the speaker must state a disclaimer before using this phrase that they do not know what the phrase means so they apologize for any offense taken.

Person 1: Do you mind if I beat out for a minute?
Person 2: Yeah, that's fine, go ahead.
OR
Person 1: Dude, your girlfriend is a slut.
Person 2: Fuck you man. I'm outta here, BEAT OUT!
OR
Person 1: HA! I just p00ned you! BEAT OUT!!
Person 2: **cries**

by ohsnapsauce June 24, 2008

Beat Out

Whatever the fuck the speaker wishes. This is a term used for every and any occasion. It means nothing and everything in the form of two simple words.
As a general rule, the speaker must state a disclaimer before using this phrase that they do not know what the phrase means so they apologize for any offense taken.

Person 1: Do you mind if I beat out for a minute?
Person 2: Yeah, that's fine, go ahead.
OR
Person 1: Dude, your girlfriend is a slut.
Person 2: Fuck you man. I'm outta here, BEAT OUT!
OR
Person 1: HA! I just p00ned you! BEAT OUT!!
Person 2: **cries**

by oh snapsauce April 28, 2008

Beat Out

Whatever the fuck the speaker wishes. This is a term used for every and any occasion. It means nothing and everything in the form of two simple words.
As a general rule, the speaker must state a disclaimer before using this phrase that they do not know what the phrase means so they apologize for any offense taken.

Person 1: Do you mind if I beat out for a minute?
Person 2: Yeah, that's fine, go ahead.
OR
Person 1: Dude, your girlfriend is a slut.
Person 2: Fuck you man. I'm outta here, BEAT OUT!
OR
Person 1: HA! I just p00ned you! BEAT OUT!!
Person 2: **cries**

by oh snapsauce April 27, 2008