Off colour

British english - someone who is looking pale, not their usual colour. To mean someone who is feeling unwell, "not themselves" or their "usual self" on that day. Can also be a team or department not performing to their usual standard.

"Are you alright? You look a bit off colour"
"The team played off colour today"

by troojyan November 3, 2009

Fronting me off

The act of embarrassing a person or persons in front of other people or guest

She tried fronting me off in front of my home boys and got her feelings hurt

by Jaye_$upreme March 3, 2016

pulling it off

Succeeding at an improbable task, such as looking sexy in red cowboy boots. While being male. And being (previously) presumed to be straight.

This look I'm rockin'? I am pulling it off.

by mgdu October 24, 2008

Pinch It Off

To have to end the defecating process abruptly or in a hurry. Usually this phrase is yelled by someone who is also in need to use the bathroom.

Person who needs to use the bathroom: "Hey, pinch it off already!"
Person on the toilet: "Alright, alright!"

by Canned Coolwhip October 23, 2010

Sydney Send Off

When One Packs Another's Limbs Into a chest And throws it into australian waters

Mate You best take a hike before you get the Sydney Send Off

by Unsolved Ryan and Shane March 29, 2019

Step off Bitch

One of the 3 magic words, "please," "thank you," and "step off Bitch."
Used to tell somebody to chill or to step down

"hey, you can't go in there"
"step off bitch I'm over 18"

by Relapse2013 December 28, 2014

shreking off

Jacking off to the mere notion of the mighty ogre lord, Shrek, appearing before you.

Dude after watching Shrek 2 I can't stop stop shreking off.

by A brogre December 26, 2013