Ride-out

A way of saying your going to leave

I'm gonna ride-out it's getting too ate

by Cracksmkrsbbystter September 16, 2025

Go for a ride

Slang for getting laid. Frequently used as a question: "Do you want to go for a ride?"

Used in Northern Ireland and Ireland.

"Hey Tommy, do you want to go for a ride, for old time's sake?"

by Economical Positions December 17, 2024

riding a pony

Riding a pony mean to date someone that is much shorter than you

Look Lisa is riding a pony

by Jeffwashere May 24, 2016

Hog riding

Hog riding is when a male is on top of the female during intercourse and he proceeds to yell HOOGGG RIDDAA

I was riding my girlfriend as I yelled “HOG RIDER” that is hog riding

by BO0TY-_-JUice201 February 22, 2022

Dinner Ride

When a nude male goes into the kitchen and sits down on a chair. A female then follows and straddles the male, facing towards. Both together make hours of long passionate kitchen sex.

Laura told me that she enjoys to Dinner Ride her partner. She just can't get enough of it!.

by Tempered1 June 11, 2020

Bark and Ride

Noun and verb. A dogging site (outdoor sex venue) or the act of visiting a spot where dogging takes place.

Noun example: Friday night again! I know, I'll mug a couple of old ladies to pay for a greasy lamb donor and a 6-pack of Special Brew then I'll bury my bone at the local Bark and Ride on my way home.

Verb example: Let's bark an' ride, bitch! Sniff, sniff ..woof, woof!

by Patrick Staton, Guildford, UK March 2, 2011

Ride and Bye

The opposite of Ride or Die (being there for someone no matter what, through good AND bad times). A "RIDE AND BYE" friend, is when someone that you believed was a good one, actually turns out to be a "fair-weathered" one. You eventually realize, they always seem to be around for the fun times, but when things get serious (when you often need friendship the most), they are always M.I.A. They're typically full of excuses and unapologetic, because they usually don't feel they've done anything wrong. This kind of friend is sometimes referred to as a "User" or a "Good Time Charlie", who are definitely the "ride and bye" type and NOT "ride or die"!

"I finally realized Lori was a "RIDE AND BYE" type friend, when she never came over to help when I broke my leg, but was always the first person at the door for my epic parties!"

by TonyaMC419 August 16, 2021