Off the chain

Wild; out of control

etym.: possibly derived from Fr. 'se déchaîner,' to burst out; to go wild; to arouse

"That set was off the chain, yo."

by lairdweller October 18, 2009

Fuck off

1 telling someone to go away.

2Use to descibe something big and/or indimidating
and usualy used in a sentence after describing something as big.

as if the object was telling you to fuck off simply by being.

1 "fuck off, wanker".

2 "He had a big Fuck off gun."

"I got a big Fuck off Amp for my birthday." - simon (lol)

by alex_G May 1, 2006

boid off

To boid someone off, means you mug them off, leave them with a poor arse excuse. Its unexceptable behaviour in all examples.

Fancy a curry n pint tonight, its just me u n simon again, adam will boid off. surprise surprise.

by James Abbo February 6, 2008

bitch off

mind one's own business or "f@#$ off"

Don't like my shoes? Well, bitch off!

by Roger Rothe July 28, 2006

lack off

meaning... get out, piss off, i dont like you...

someone pisse you off and you say...
"lack off blud"
when blud is used like this, it means 'prick'

by notts yout March 31, 2005

Zacking Off

1. Using a male pop star to wank off to.

2. Wanking it to Zac Effron.

Austin watched 17 Again and starting Zacking Off.

by TheIronLeaf August 21, 2009

blow off

Blow off is a British slang term usually used by children to mean "fart". This term was prevalent up until recently but its use seems to be declining and the bawdy American version which means to ignore, or snub, is taking over.
This is one of the reasons Americans are laughed at in Britain as it causes some humour in British households.

My older sister was on the phone to her boyfriend last night and I heard her blow off just as she was pretending to kiss him.

Hey these days you dont talk to nobody, you know what they call you down at Morgans Bar? huh? they call you Mr Blow off, yeah ! hey how about that.

by mrgloop April 4, 2008