Running the cutter

Australian-New Zealand in origin meaning to go up to the pub and bring beer back. Often to do with mining or farming or a rural/industrial setting where a group of workers would have a drink together after knock off time. A Cutter is a Billy can and each bloke would have his own. If a flagon or beer could be brought, each man’s cutter could be filled and the beer shared. Running the cutter was to send someone on an errand to fetch beer for sharing amongst the thirsty workers at the end of a shift

It’s a quarter past 4, young billy is running the cutter up to the Duke of Wellington

by Davidian Revolution August 4, 2021

goalie run

when soccer goalies go for a "run" and once they can't be seen start walking, because when do goalies really run?

hey you tired after that run? No, i'm a goalie!, i took a "goalie run"

by Goalkeeper00 August 19, 2012

Run Bumpet

The resultant of eating a Hot Pocket, or portion thereof. A slang word. Word. Likely used as an adjective. Could be conjugated... I guess.

I strongly disagree with Run Bumpet as a resultant.

by Insane THE Clown February 6, 2022

run them blut

means to run

she run them blut

by rabysally<#333333 January 18, 2022

Run

Run.

Run.

by The shadow wizard money gang July 19, 2023

If I were you I would run.

A calm way of saying RUNNN

There's four people coming. If I were you I would run.

NEVER RUN!!!

Anddddd we lost.

by AntiOof December 1, 2021

hit on and run

To romantically chat someone up, then bail before significant mutual feelings develop.

Casanova and Don Juan were infamous as expert "hit on and run" dandies --- Don Juan had so many flings, in fact, that when presented with a number of his former lady-friends in the afterlife, he could not even remember the names of any of them.

by QuacksO March 26, 2019