Trash it out

It means to try this shit out.

I want to buy a new car, but my buddy said before you do trash it out!

by ComaBlack1969 July 9, 2009

Cack Out

to pass out or sleep heavy cause your drunk af.

Example 1: I'm so fucked up imma cack out you P.O.S.
Example 2: Jimmy's cacked out lets draw a dick on his forehead!

by jesusbaph777 September 28, 2021

chilling out

a mix of chilling and hanging out. coined in the 1800's, by weird wilderness survival expert, Emma Bartch, who traversed across the Continental United States in search of the most majestic sunset ever. Along for the ride was her dog named Thomas and her pet deer, Rhett, who was once her most feared enemy.

I'm just chilling out in my pastel yellow bedroom.

by themaskedhero June 18, 2017

out of ammo

could be used as a sexual term to refer to being out of sperm after having already ejaculated many times.

more often then not it means to be out of material or out of something to say.

When a friend is arguing with you and you cant find anything else to say you might say, "alright, I'm out of ammo..."

by predator4756802 November 17, 2010

Ham Out

(While working in a call center)

To become so full of rage at someone over the phone, as to physically take it out on part of your computer monitor or other surrounding electronic by physically attacking it (Punching, smashing etc..)

"John look's like he's about to Ham Out"
"You missed it, Rick just Hammed Out"

by Jason M H May 2, 2007

bleeped out

1. To censor. 2. An offensive sound, word, or gesture that is blurred or masked by a "beeping" sound.

"I was watching Jerry Springer yesterday and they "bleeped out" almost every word this dude said."

by fixyourthinking March 27, 2008

Parkin Out

Taking a siesta while running vulnerability scans in an IT environment.

Coworker 1: Hey look, our IT Security Director is Parkin Out!

Coworker2: Yeah, he does that every afternoon, mostly during his vulnerability scans.

Coworker3: Not again! I've been waiting for his Sophos report all week!

by PixieRose April 2, 2009