Take out a row

Taking out a row means to go home one night after a rough night and sit down and literally take out a row of Oreos.

I went home last night after being so drunk and needed to take out a row.

by Papi Joe August 12, 2015

Social media death row

When a social media account is permanently disabled

Twitter put @realDonaldTrump on social media death row.

by Ms. Jenkins January 8, 2021

Reign it in (row 5)

Said by a sub when a class is getting crazy with a pelvic thrusting kind of motion

Normally Ms. Sowens CL

Reign it in (row 5)!

by cayibo January 16, 2019

Frat Row

A section of Chicago's Wrigleyville (Clark St. between Addison and Roscoe) that is populated with bars filled with older college students and recently graduated preppy Twenty-somethings. Being so close to Wrigley Field, sadly, only makes the Frat atmosphere worse.

On a recent trip to Wrigleyville in Chicago the group felt very out of place along Frat Row. It was like college all over again.

by avant/chi fan March 23, 2009

Slow Your Row

Same maening as "Slow your roll" however, much more clever in its creation becuase not only does it advised the person your speaking to that they need to slow down or back off, it also makes you look much more smooth as it rhyms.

Whoa whoa slow your row homie.

by Smooth J November 11, 2009

back row bass

The elite members of Clinton High School's A'cappela Choir. Founded by J Cramer, A T Dorta, J Loeffelholz, J Mataya, R Mckinney. This group holds down the choir. USUALLY SHORTENED TO BRB.

The BRB's are so cool. I wanna be a BRB.

by Justin May 24, 2004

Back row hoe

Somebody who takes gum out of the back of the package of gum before taking those at the front.

me- Dude I handed her my pack of stride gum and she took from the back row while four perfectly good pieces sat int he front.
Steve- wow what a back row hoe
me- I know right?!

by ((I'm-watching-you)) February 25, 2010