Ease-out

A relaxed term of saying good-bye, and "ease's" out of the conversation.

Usually used in a lighter form of conversation, similar to saying later, peace out, etc...

Person A: John is finished talking with Jill, and say's "Alright, Ease-out."

Person B: Mitch has recently realized that the person he is talking to is in fact the boyfriend of the girl he just slept with...time for Mitch to "Ease-out"

by friendlyfire28 July 5, 2012

chucker-out

A bar bouncer.

British, archaic, early 20th century.

I got into a fight and the chucker-out chucked me out.

by charleswduncan December 25, 2013

Green Out

Basically;

You’re so high on weed (hence, “green” out), that you are totally useless. Common effects of greening out would be horrible munchies, motor functions are almost gone, you can’t speak coherently, memory loss from the night of, nausea, vomiting, etc.

In other terms, it’s like getting blacked out drunk, but instead of alcohol, it’s weed.

Jason: Dude, last night I got so zooted I couldn’t even walk.

Cam: Aw bro, did you green out?

Jason: maybe, can’t remember much man.

by Cxvmusic August 7, 2019

out-tactic

verb - meaning to use better tactics than one's opponent. Most common context is in football/soccer.

First used by British football manager Sam Allardyce, who was pleased when he "out-tacticed" then Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho at Stamford Bridge.

"Man United lost since Guardiola out-tacticed them"

by coa994 March 5, 2019

Corbing out

Timing out on an IRC channel.

Damnit, I keep corbing out!

by Somedudethatwasbored April 6, 2010

lip it out

general description of gender reassignment surgery

bruce is awaiting the next phase of his surgery where they will roll, tuck and lip it out

by fuknguy May 7, 2015

sex it out

To solve problems with sex.

They were fighting, so they had to sex it out.

by okayiguess7 January 15, 2017