put on a clinic

The phrase "put on a clinic" means that a person or team is performing exceptionally well, usually in terms of executing a game plan or set of skills.

Dirk put on a clinic against the Heat, going 12-14 from the floor, 1-1 for three, and 5-5 from the line.

by NBAstuffer.com February 1, 2009

put on the spit

When a girl is on all fours giving oral sex to one man, and being penetrated from behind by another man.

by Ryan May 9, 2003

put on the tutu

when a man gives in to a woman's wishes because he doesn't want to lose his sexual privileges (to the point that you expect he will be performing ballet at any minute)

Sandy got Joe to do pilates and yoga. Since he's been with her, he's sure put on the tutu.

by Moonbeam Snowflake January 11, 2010

put on freeze

The silent treatment, especially via text. This can happen after first obtaining a girl's phone number and never hearing back or after a date.

I went out with Hillary once and thought it was cool, but I guess not. I texted her the next day and got put on freeze.

by Canyoukeepup November 2, 2010

Put on a clinic

Typically used in sports to indicate a player or team is performing exceptionally well to a point where the other team appears amateurish; it's as if the other team is comprised of students attending a sports instructional clinic (i.e. instructor-led athletic skills workshop).

With five touchdown passes, the quarterback really put on a clinic yesterday.

by axldance November 27, 2019

put on the dog

Put on (the) dog is an expression that means ‘to make a display of wealth or importance, especially by dressing stylishly and flashily’. It’s similar in meaning to the later expression put on the ritz.

"In preperation for the large party, Bill really 'put on the dog'.

by Jacob Schlegel August 3, 2007

put on blast

to put someones secrets and personal business in the spotlight without them being willing.

In class my damn teaher told my grade to the class. She put all my shit on blast!

by Aaron November 21, 2003