out of sorts

a) to be out of sorts means in an unhappy mood;
b) To be slightly ill or slightly unhappy.

Related vocabulary: get up on the wrong side of (the) bed

a) "He was feeling a little tired and sore and out of sorts".

b) "I've been feeling tired and headachy and generally out of sorts".

by Lewiosa January 19, 2014

to nope out of

Leaving a place because of conditions one strongly disapproves of.

There i was, my sanity dwindling and somebody had a bag of Milky Ways, when suddenly i saw It around the corner.
It would make anyone want to nope out of there, me shrieking all the time doesn't make me less of man.

by Ishbane March 18, 2012

Make Milk out of Clay

To go from one topic to another without any sort of coherence.

"Dude, I was talking to your mom yesterday, and I really like bananas."

"Man, you can totally Make Milk out of Clay"

by Incoherence October 28, 2009

Blow out of water

totally dominate the opponent in the competition, especially in a close race. Comes from WWII when warships were destroyed and blown out of water by submarines

(Blow out of water) Dr. J tries to blow his former advisor out of water in developing drug X, a project he worked as his graduate student.

by jessec December 29, 2005

I'm out of practice

An expression used to explain why you can't do something that requires being in shape.

Pretty much just saying that you're out of shape, just not wanting to seem fat.

"I'll race you!"
"Nah, I'm out of practice!"
"fat ass"

by solstice.barrett June 19, 2010

noped out of there

Left the premises in a hurry.

The guy threw off all kinds of domestic violence warning signs and I noped out of there fast.

by Bitsy88 September 3, 2016

out of dodge

To get the hell "out of dodge" is to evacuate the area in which one currently exists. This is used as a warning that trouble is on its way over.

Let's get the hell outta dodge.

by Gumba Gumba February 27, 2004