Run with the Bulls or Dance with One

1. An expression when someone is either a player or committed to someone else. 2. Having an interest in someone outside of your social circle, they don’t associate themselves with the crowd you’re familiar with.

Origins come from traditions in Spain where bulls are used to either fight in an arena or run with locals in a festivity.

“I either want to get with Jade or Heather, do you think I can get away with both?” “It’s either you run with the bulls or dance with one.”

by Toyvenus May 14, 2021

McDicks Run

Leaving the function under the guise of getting McDonald's when in reality you're having diabolical car sex

Hey, we're making a McDicks run, you want anything?

by jm288jm March 12, 2025

Flower run/drive

Flower run/drive
delivery of flower or flowers to an individual that has lost a significant other or family member, during the day or night

Guys we have a flower run/drive please remember the flowers and PLEASE no reving have respect guys

by Whosknives June 25, 2021

Running Red

A female running in a race while on her period

Wife: I'm signing-up for a half-marathon this Sunday.
Husband: Won't you be on the rag?
Wife: Yes -- I'll be "running red".

by zodiac711 October 24, 2010

Run it up

To hurry up

RUN IT UP, WE ION GOT TIME

by Rarebrt March 25, 2019

Runs

The word "runs" is of west African origin. It refers to not having a specific hustle or job. Just doing anything available to make ends meet.

So what are you doing in Buea?
Nothing really just runs.

by izzy_glen April 21, 2020

locker run

The act of opening a line of lockers, then closing them as you run to the other side.

Person A: I got bored in the locker room, so I decided to do a locker run.
Person B: Must've been noisy.

by ChameleonDragon May 9, 2019