Flopped Out

-A term used when somebody is really high on ecstacy.
-Tripping on ecstacy extremely hard.

I was so flopped out at last night's rave!

by k-fuldreamin' December 9, 2008

Raxed-Out

to have drank so much alcohol you partially black out, but in turn become the life of the party because of the ridiculous things you do.

"Bobby raxed-out so hard last night, he was dancing with the bouncer, talking in a southern accent, and having the time of his life.

by LookgoodFeelgoodPlaygood September 10, 2015

White out

A liquid used to cover up mistakes on paper. Many people like the smell of white out.

Oh no, I made a mistake. I need to use some white out!

by Emilyyydudeee June 5, 2019

Nicking out

When one has a sudden head rush due to rapid nicotine ingestion. It's common to see in people who have recently started smoking or someone who is vaping at a particularly high level of nicotine.

'woah bro, I'm totally nicking out right now'

by double egg May 15, 2019

cut outs

The visiting parents in divorce

Here is to all those visiting parents and their kids. Family picture in hand the witches scissor them out of the picture all right, cut outs every one.

Stick in there cut outs your not alone

The parent child relationship is sacred and Karma is a bitch

by Tonythetiler November 12, 2020

jibbin out

an adjective to describe yourself or someone else freaking out or becoming overwhelmed due to excessive alcohol or drug consumption.

Tom: wow look at Toby fitting on the floor

Ben: he's really jibbin out!

by crack-whore August 18, 2012

Koontzing Out

-transitive verb

The act of simultaneously taking offense, complaining, and arguing aggressively about subjects that have little to no consequence on real life affairs. "Koontzing out" will continue whether attention is given or not, effects multiplied astronomically when mixed with alcohol.

"Dude, you hit my Macbook, with a packet of fire sauce that did absolutely no damage, do you know how much this thing co--"

"Dude. Dude. DUDE. You're Koontzing out right now. Stop. Stop. HEY. STOP." *leaves room*

by Thadeus Cook February 24, 2011