off the chain

Function: adv., adj.
Someone or something that is out of control.

The party at Jane's house was off the chain! (adj.)

Jack was off the chain when he found out his girlfriend was cheating on him. (adv.)

by Grammar Nerd Club VP - Stacy February 24, 2009

off the chain

raw,good

that party was off the chain

by fo shizzle September 25, 2003

dance off

as noted in the movie "you got served" people will dance off to settle differences. instead of pulling out you nine and bustin a cap you could easily dance off...the winner gets rights over the loosers property. this property includes but is not limited to bitches, hoes, dog's and or children. it is not uncommon to be bitch slapped (see bitch slap) after the dance off.

MAN 1"hey guys wanna play dance dance revolution at the mall..."
*slap*
MAN 2" mutha fucka i'll bust a cap in yo ass"
MAN 1"how about we settle this with a dance off"
*bitch slap*
MAN 2"no shit face"
*gun fire*
RANDOM STANDERBY"OH GOD THE HUMANITY!!!"

by SWEET LOU June 6, 2005

One-Off

A happening that occurs only once---not repeated---a unique event not seen before

The cheer leader's accepting a date with the chess champion was one-off for her ilk.

by pikeplacemarket June 18, 2009

whacked off

Messed up (or screwed up) or bizarre. A combination of the phrase "out of whack" and "off line".

Does the jet lag still have your body clock all whacked off?

He's dating his step-sister? That's one whacked off family.

by Donkalo August 19, 2008

off the hard

Gangsta. Cousin to "off the chain"

I sell it whip by whip, it's off the hard.

-Clipse

by B.I. April 7, 2003

rock off

To get a hand job; to jizz

"Hey, you won't believe this... But Suzie rocked me off last night!" or,
"She totally let me rock off on her face!"

by Alyson Kate September 25, 2005