Drive someone crazy

To drive someone crazy means to annoy or irritate them

Me: I believe that kindness is the best thing in the world
Idiot: no I believe not
Me: Get a life
Idiot: you too
Grandma: You know you are going to drive someone crazy with your arguing

by Drive someone crazy June 14, 2018

Cracking someone

Laying someone out or beating someone up

“I just cracked his shit“

ill crack you

cracking someone

by realthug420 February 23, 2020

Bite someone's head off

Well, this should be a non-literal phrase. It means to be mad and irritated at someone, so you might want to do something to get at them. If they actually mean it... well, take good care of your head.

Definition (literal) of: Bite someone's head off:
Person(?) 1: That guy is annoying.
Person 2: Yeah, sure is...
Person(?) 1: I'm gonna bite his fucking head off.
Person 2: Go for it!
Person(?) 1: ...
Person 2: Oh, you meant literally...? WAIT WHA-

by idefinestuffyoudontknowabout March 5, 2023

To take somones crown

To take somones viginity or there crown

To take somones crown :Jack fell down and lost his crown and Jill came tumbling after.

by Kittenfucker69 December 23, 2016

change yourself for someone

Changing yourself for someone is a toxic sign of thinking your falling in love. It is a way of feeling accepted but not for your true self. It’s not a weakness or an insecurity, it’s more an urge of wanting-ness and the will power of wanting to change yourself for someone. It’s called love -toxic love- be YOURSELF, be UNIQUE

“No you shouldn’t have to change yourself for someone, you are perfect just the way you are”

by Lowkeylover April 23, 2020

To grass someone

UK-slang
If a person grasses on someone else, they tell the police or someone in authority about something bad that that person has done

To grass someone
"I'm going to grass you"
"NO DUDE! please don't tell them"

by AlmightyMaster September 11, 2020

putting sticks in someone's wheels

(Mettre des bâtons dans les roues de quelqu'un in French): preventing someone, from achieving their social or educational potential, or hindering their plans all together

The current American public education is wetter than an otters pocket; it's putting sticks in someone's wheels. And guess whose ox is being gored? The American students'.

by Sexydimma June 6, 2021