Under The Sack

Adj. To be burdened or feel put upon, to feel depressed or physically sick.

“I was feeling under the sack after I scuffed my Prada shoes.”
“Zack was really under the sack after he wrecked his ten-speed in the Park City race.”
“Ron said the new menu was totally under the sack, they didn’t even have bacon or rum ham.”
“After visiting the honeypot on the corner in Baltimore, the Dr. had to give Chris antibiotics because he was pretty much under the sack.”

by HDMurica March 15, 2020

under the cocks

Going out for a tapped beer (directly translated from Danish: under hanerne.

Hi Guys, let' go under the cocks.

by Har1 January 9, 2016

Under the bottom

Phrase describing something particularly underwhelming; lackluster.

Antonym of "Over the top".
Has nothing to do with what's under your seat.

"His sales approach was so under the bottom that everyone in the room fell asleep."

by alternatevil March 25, 2012

Under plugg

When a man's legs are crossed with a space between thighs with one foot resting on knee and some one puts there foot in the hole between the thighs. Underneath

You just got under plugged where yezz

by Josha101 August 26, 2022

Under the dumpster

To be dead, but believed to still be alive

"Hey, what happened to John's grandfather?"
"He passed away, but John still thinks he's under the dumpster."

by ScoobysBooty January 21, 2016

Under Gravy

The viscous combination of urine, loose stool, ejaculate, and possibly blood mixed inside of an elderly person's diaper.

Humphrey just couldn't wait to take out his dentures and slurp down some of Betsy's under gravy.

by Bobby Gorgeous May 6, 2023

under-ones

Underwear; undergarments. Typically used as a uni-sex term referring to panties, boxers, briefs, brassieres and similar. The hyphenated spelling is grammatically correct, however alternate spellings may include: underones, under ones.

Her pants were so sheer, you could tell what color her under-ones were.

by PYLB January 15, 2008