put the boot in

(British) Kicking somebody when they're down.

Once it became obvious he would be fired, the entire office took the chance to put the boot in.

by asdf April 19, 2005

Put One In The Air

Smoking A Joint With Someone

Hey, You Wanna Put One In The Air, I Gotta Gram Of Mids

by Cody M. April 25, 2006

Put all your poo in one sock

Sort out one's problems, contain and deal with one's problems, such that one has problems but at least they are localised. "Poo" is often replaced by "shit".

"Put all your poo in one sock, then meet me at the pub" - Hamish and Andy

by MC-Australia February 8, 2008

Put a sock in it

Currently means "Be Quit" or "Shut up".

Originally meant "Turn the Volume down."

In the days before Electricity there was no Volume Control on a record player (Gramophone) so the only way to reduce the volume down was to "Put a sock" (Or other item) in the speaker to muffle it.

Two kids are playing noisily, and their Dad shouts at them "Put a sock in it you two, I am on the Phone!"

by Dorsai December 21, 2010

Put me on

To have someone like

" they put me on to that song "

by MUsicb May 27, 2017

put in pain

Putting in pain is putting in work to another level. to the point were you experience mental or physical pain. and have to go through deep struggles to accomplish your goals.

Jarquvious: have u seen Bashar lately?

Louis: na fam, he's put in pain He doesn't need to check in anymore. He's on his own schedule.

Jarquvious: yeah, he's been hustling a lot I'm not to sure how good his health is right now.

by Megaturkyman February 18, 2021

put the boy on rock

to make a guy get a hard on

1. "how was your date last night?"
"I put the boy on rock in the first 15 minutes."

2. "I put these boys on rock rock and they be lining down the block just to watch what I got"

by cf2 April 21, 2007