pour out some liquor

something you do when a homey dies, or to reminisce about old times

You might end up the reason yo homeys have gotta pour out a little liquor.

by Nick D February 24, 2003

pour out some cheetos

In communities plagued by high levels of childhood obesity, spilling a few handfuls of Cheetos from the bag honors the memory of friends who are either deceased or under incarceration, where access to name brand snack foods is generally limited. (See also: pour out some liquor and pour one out)

Example 1:

"This is for the homies locked up in San Quentin," Chris muttered as he withdrew a cheese-coated hand from the bag, aimed it at the sidewalk, and gave it a gentle shake.

Example 2:

"I was thinking about our big cousin Eddie just the other day, and I had to pour out some Cheetos," explained Tom to his younger bother.

by Nomolos April 8, 2008

Fat Some Pour

A phrase used to express whatever is on ones mind as he or she says it. Can mean anything from playing cards to eating dinner.

Hey, dude, after work lets go to the park and fat some pour.

by Barefoot Sessions April 20, 2009

Pouring the milk before the cereal

Don't trust anybody that pours the milk fist they will corrupt you with their unrighteous ways. They are demons sent from darkest place in hell

My friend was pouring the milk before the cereal and she ended up being a demon

by big d 32 February 28, 2019

je t'ame pour toujours.

ill always love you.

je t'ame pour toujours.

by caseybiro February 2, 2009

Je bande pour toi

French for "I've got a boner for you."

In a lame attempt at a pickup line, he walked over to her and suavely said, "Je bande pour toi! Et tu?"

by definitely appeased June 9, 2010

pour faire un Zinedine

To do something poorly for the whole of a match, and then ambush the opposition in the last few minutes.

See England-France, June 13 2004, Estadio da Luz, Lisbon. Zinedine Zidane scores two late goals to sneak a victory over England, after England had lead for 90 minutes

by Malone June 14, 2004