tucker out

(1)To give up after 2/3 completion.
(2)To abandon your teammates in the middle of a project.

"We need to finish this project before tomorrow; you can't tucker out on us."

by FD Sizzle December 9, 2008

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coming out

Coming out to yourself means you realize your sexual orientation is not what you thought. Coming out to others means you share that new information with friends and possibly family. Coming out to the public is done to make lesbian, gay, bisexual and other identities less invisible and to educate people.

Shaun is coming out to herself as bisexual but hasn't told anyone else yet. Elaine decided to included her mother in her coming out process so arranged a lunch meeting to confide that she is a lesbian. Tim wanted to do more for the community so coming out on a national talk show made his gay identity more visible.

by Storm7 January 28, 2016

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cattin’ out

A prison term, a reference to a J-cat (a convict with a mental illness) losin’ it altogether.

He was definitely cattin’ out when he told me he was “riding that fine line between earth and lunacy.”

by Dr Bunnygirl August 1, 2019

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Ride-It-Out

To drive all the way to the end of the road.

Driver: Which direction is home?
Passenger: Just Ride-It-Out. Our house is all the way at the end of the road.

by FireSonicLogan April 15, 2020

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out of phase

Much confused with out of synch, it means that two objects are not in synchronization or are opposing each other. Can be used as an insult if pointed at a single person, meaning "Out of touch with reality"

1. My speakers are out of phase.. i must have crossed the wires
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2. Me and my ex-GF are so out of phase
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3. Bill is SO out of phase

by FinalPhoenix September 24, 2003

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