cut your grass

cut your grass: when somebody tell you to cut your grass it means to cut the people that you’re currently talking to off.

aye you need to cut your grass.

by Gcapalot May 16, 2020

pack of grass

pack of grass is a famous youtuber/streamer who got popular by creating content while playing a indie horror game.
His real name is janusz and he's from Poland.

pack of grass?
no.

by FuckBaimers February 24, 2023

What’s your go to grub when you’re gassin off the grizzy

Your go-to place to eat when you're high.

Specifically after an Apex Legends game.

edwaahd: "Yo lou what’s your go to grub when you’re gassin off the grizzy?"
lou: "Mhmmm"

by ShugaNips July 1, 2023

Gassing up

To give nice genuine compliments to someone all the time.

I can’t stop gassing up this person because they are just so awesome.

by littlemisscantbewrong May 6, 2020

If there's grass on the field, play ball

Traditionally, used to denote the beginning of (American) baseball season practice anxiously awaited by enthusiasts each springtime: If there was grass growing, then the season had progressed enou gh past winter to start the new season: "play ball!" More recently, it has become a slang inferring statutory laws regarding underage females did not, in practice, realistically apply and that instead, the presence of pubic hair (grass) indicated sufficient maturation to begin sexual activity (play ball).

"I know your sister's only twelve, but I go by baseball, not age, "If there's grass on the field, play ball!"

by Azi0056 February 17, 2019

grass

a snitch, some one who tells to police/orthorities on someones dodgey acts.

john is a grass

john grassed me up for stealing mikes phone

by simondodo August 15, 2006

Grasshopper love

When a man takes his index finger and thumb and places then on a another man's chest having the nipple inbetween the index finger and thumb. He then gently rolls his fingers back and forth on ethier side of the nipple causing immense pleasure

Alex was in shock from the grasshopper love Nathan gave him.

by Tom Geaslen December 19, 2005