from Caesar to Brexit

From a to z

If you want to be a competent patriot or nationalist, you should start by learning your country's history from Caesar to Brexit

by Sexydimma September 30, 2016

From Herod to Pilate

When you have to run back and forth between two or more people/officials/offices (seemingly to no end) in hopes of resolving your issue. Typically used in the world of bureaucracy where one hand often doesn't know what the other is doing and no one has an answer to your question.

I have been sent back and forth from Herod to Pilate for a year now to get a verification-stamp on my passport and now you're telling me that you don't really have the TIME??

by Diskerias February 12, 2017

from dawn till up

From 9pm to 6 am

The party is from dawn till up

by Drippy brandon March 4, 2017

from me to you

When you poop directly into another persons bungus

From me to you pal

by Mr the sandwich March 20, 2017

From shoe

Od buta.

Man you want some beer?
From shoe.

by kokos16400 June 6, 2018

From Babylon

Someone who is slow. Someone who is not making sense.

She said she what? That she doesn't like black men? She's definitely from Babylon

by MB and CB connection June 22, 2020

from the top of my head

I think it's meaning is "the first thing or things that come to your head when it comes to name someone or something inside a context"

- Can you name three emperors of Rome?

- Augustus, Nero, Marcus Aurelius...from the top of my head, now.

by Pink Bunkadoo November 2, 2020