Talkin' South

Talking down, smack, trash, or dissin' someone, much like the direction.

"The next time I hear you talkin' South about me, Imma take you south!"

by We on a boat January 11, 2010

tarkin

The singularly best Imperial in STAR WARS's Galactic Empire.

"Tarkin is the best Grand Moff in the Empire."

by ITenebraeI February 8, 2017

taking a hyper

Getting mad or super-energetic, or pretending to.

(1) After three months of neglect, I took a hyper and cleaned the entire apartment.

(2) When she insulted me, I took a hyper and whacked her in the ass with my pointing stick.

by Wordmaster B December 28, 2004

taking advantage

A verb to describe when a person takes someone who is in extreme turmoil or not in their right state of mind and has sex with them even though they know that person wouldn't have sex with them otherwise.

He is taking advantage of that girl while she is drunk.

Example #2

Cindy is so mad at Ray right now, anybody could take advantage of her right now.

by Leah1996 October 5, 2015

like talking to a wall

Talking without receiving any kind of reaction or response from the person you're speaking to; Or talking to someone and they react or respond as if you never said what you just said to them.

"I poured my heart out to her and she just stared at me with a blank expression on her face. It was like talking to a wall!"

by Doctor Mac November 7, 2013

Talking Back

A stupidass comeback your parents use when you have a correct answer to a question or a way to desolate a situation.

"Wouldn't it be better if-"
"Don't talk back to me!"
"But I thought it-"
"I said stop talking back to me young man!"
"Fine, ill sto-"
"GO TO YOUR ROOM!"

by Lil_Worst March 28, 2020

Taking a Knee

Phrase borrowed from American football terminology to indicate a player or team running out the final seconds of a football game (the act itself consists of literally touching one's knee to the floor to facilitate the running of the game clock), "taking a knee" is the act of putting oneself in cruise control, usually in a work setting or some other undesirable situation. The individual is physically present, but his mind is not on his task, and there may even be some goofing off associated with "taking a knee." Mostly used by professional sports savvy men.

Since it is the Friday before a long weekend and I don't want to do any work, I'm "taking a knee" today.

by JeffP September 11, 2005