Out-Cougared

Verb: The act of plucking a younger man from the attentions of another woman right in front of her usually occurs in the middle of their conversation.

Lisa: "She totally out-cougared me!"
Candi: "I know! And he was so in to you! I wonder what she said?"

by 2tangowithme June 20, 2011

out of the stable

When someone openly admits to being a fan of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.

John: Is he a total brony or what?
Amanda: I'm not sure. If he is he's hasn't come out of the stable yet.

by SoTrue May 25, 2012

Out on bond

Paid freedom from being incarcerated and needing to retrain from illegal activity

I cant, im out on bond.
Nichole: Lets jump the fence at the water park and go swimming
Me: I cant, I'm out on bond

by Oobmadult28 July 8, 2018

out-tactic

verb - meaning to use better tactics than one's opponent. Most common context is in football/soccer.

First used by British football manager Sam Allardyce, who was pleased when he "out-tacticed" then Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho at Stamford Bridge.

"Man United lost since Guardiola out-tacticed them"

by coa994 March 5, 2019

Out of your way

To do more than necessary.

Stephanie: “Where did you go babe?”
Sam: “I was just helping just moving some of the neighbor’s furniture.”
Stephanie: “Aw, you didn’t have to go out of your way in helping my friend Sarah move her furnture.”

by wROnGER June 20, 2019

Out by a Ferguson

To make a prediction that is on overestimate by a minimum of a factor of ten.

Covid will kill 500,000 people in the UK. You what, that's out by a Ferguson.

by Il Dottore Roberto December 23, 2020

Out bad

Getting embarrassed basically or humiliation.

Girl 1: did u see the fight yesterday that lay lay got into ?

Boy 1: Yes she got ha ah beat.. hoe went out bad.

by Atlfanatic March 3, 2021