get your balls up

To overcome your fear, to act despite your fright and show some confidence by being a man.

When you are scared to walk over to that pretty girl your friend tells you to get your balls up.

by natralman December 14, 2008

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Get your jog on

Move quickly, or more quickly than you were moving before. Speed it up, start running, let's go!

Jason: Hurry up Jessica! Get your jog on!

by AEI December 29, 2008

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To get sex.

In Ireland, a man may say he got his hole when he got some sex.

Women may appropriate the phrase to mean they got laid too, despite the fact that they are the party with the hole in question, but this is uncommon.

I got me hole last night; met this bird at a bar; she was great!

I saw you leaving the party with that woman. Did you get your hole?

by Josifer October 21, 2009

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Get Your Beast On

To start acting aggressive and edgy.
Characterised by tough, thuggish behaviour.

That bitch is getting all up in my face, I'ma have to get my beast on, and put her in her place.

Hey, that guy's been talking about you. You should get your beast on and show him what for.

by Thomas Leone October 12, 2009

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Don't get your meat where you get your bread and butter

1. Same as saying "don't shit where you eat"
2. Meat meaning "meat injection" and "bread and butter" meaning money.
3. It's not a good idea to sleep with the same people you work with.

Co worker: have you noticed Bam's got nice buns
Me: Don't get your meat where you get your bread and butter

by Miss JRD July 28, 2012

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Get your Shad on

To waste large amounts of time at work by discussing completely mindless, non-work related matters with colleagues. Originally applied when the interruption was unwelcome, but now commonly used for all extended non-work related discussions in the office.

"Do you actually have anything work-related to discuss, or did you just come here to get your Shad on?"
"No, I just came here to get my Shad on."

by Thegabmeister October 14, 2008

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