get your gash out

To reveal ones gash

aka - flap/rat/kebab/burger
cunt/punani/minge/flange
lady cake/pussy/fanny

When a woman reveals her vagina.

Alright love, get your gash out!

by Alex Reinwalt June 11, 2006

Get your arse in gear

To get off your backside and start doing what you're meant to be doing instead of just sitting around.

Mate, get your arse in gear - you're going to be late!

by jessindia December 18, 2009

getting your black belt

Having sex with a black guy/girl for the first time when you are not black.

hey dan, i heard you "getting your black belt" last night... latoya is a screamer.

by sbman January 14, 2011

Get your balls up

Get big... grow a pair... saying this to someone means to toughen up and do it

"Joe: I don't want to go down the slide."
"Sally: Cmon Joe, get your balls up!

by Carloneedstogethisballsup February 21, 2009

Get your gash out!

This is the mating call of the male Homo sapiens.
It has been noted that when a man shouts this in anger at a women she immediately reveals her gash.

(Said in a deep booming voice) Get your gash out!

Variations include, but are not limited to: Get your gash out, NOW!; Get your rat out; Show me your slit!; and, the more tame: Come on love, let me see it!

by MikeBowler December 23, 2007

get your shit in line

A directive used to tell someone to straighten out their life. The sentence can also be modified to state that the speaker has solved their problems and/or chaos no longer dominates their life, i.e.: "I got my shit in line." The statement is an evolution of the phrase "ducks in a row."

I heard you got so wasted at Anthony's party that you came to on your ex's lawn 7 miles away two days later. Fuck! You'd better get your shit in line before you catch another case.

by Theretheir April 20, 2017

Get Your Math Jab!

When educators worldwide join forces to pose grades pre-K–12 Covid-19-related math questions, and to encourage students to have a shot at them, which aims at honing their problem solving skills and protecting them against illogical or irrational thinking.

With millions of people presently being vaccinated against COVID-19, the time couldn’t be more apt during this pandemic for math teachers and homeschoolers to promote the “Get Your Math Jab!” slogan to their students and children.

by MathPlus April 30, 2021