Grizzed Out

Decked out with an exorbitant array of Christmas or holiday lights. Usually in reference to a house but can apply to other properties. The name is in reference to the lead character in the movie Christmas Vacation, Clark W.Griswald, JR. who decorates the outside of the house with 250 strands of lights with 100 bulbs on each strand for a total of 25,000 light bulbs, enough to make the power company turn on their auxiliary nuclear generator.

Wow! Look at that house has some serious Christmas lights on it!

Yeah, it's totally grizzed out!

by angeloregon December 19, 2011

treat out

To take advantage of an offer or good opportunity

Are you going to treat out on the free buffet dude?

by dinch January 13, 2008

tard out

When a person begins to become fixed in on a certain object or nothing for an extended period of time. They tend to drop their jaw, not react to things going on around them and sometimes drool.

Student 1: Dude, did you hear what was gonna be on the exam?
Student 2: Nah man, I wasn't really paying attention.
Student 1: Oh yea, I saw you tard out for a while.

by jumpin-jahoosafrats March 29, 2008

tricked-out

Completly pimp-o-fied everything a tru balla could ask for. Used when discribing an item not a female.

"Monney Mike, that is one tricked-out ride".
"Why thank you pimpin it is my baby, or at least one of them, haha".

by Christian Johnson December 6, 2003

smog out

verb: to sit in a car and smoke marijuana, filling up the car with smoke.

We smogged out that car so bad every breath was a hit.

by Devon Knoll October 16, 2003

out for a duck

A cricket batsman being dismissed without scoring any runs.

Even the great Sir Donald Bradman was out for a duck in his final test innings.

by JWC2 January 27, 2009

cell-out

a cell phone owner, user, or enthusiast.

"Wha!? CT got a cell phone? I thought he hated cell phones! Didn't he always complain about signals and everyone owning one?"
"Yea he did. All he did was complain about them unti he had 'no other option.' That golden-haired fool is a cell-out."

by Dylan Hettinger October 9, 2005