Riding the steel dragon

Using heroin on public transportation on the way home from purchasing said heroin.

I was riding the steel dragon, nodded out, and woke up at the end of the line!

by TickleManKrutherd December 18, 2012

slam the steering wheel

Derived from the Indonesian idiom "banting setir," this slang term means to change one's profession or career. Often used when someone decides to pivot dramatically in their work life, embracing a new path or direction.

After years in finance, Jake decided to slam the steering wheel and pursue his passion for filmmaking.

by Emotional Cruiser August 13, 2025

keep your hands on the steering wheel

A phrase meaning, " despite all the surprises that life may throw at you, don't despair or lose hope"

Keep your hands on the steering wheel; you can always pull the roasted chestnuts out of the fire.

by Uncle Dimma April 6, 2017

keep your hands on the steering wheel

A phrase meaning ".despite all the surprises life may throw at you, there's still hope"

Keep your hands on the steering wheel; you may still pull the roasted chestnuts out of the fire.

by Uncle Dimma April 7, 2017

Back of the steel drums

Anal, especially in a band room or with instruments

"Bro, Sharon let me in the back of the steel drums last night!"

by Federal Felicia June 2, 2018

Pull out the steel

When you or your friend lose a debate you must evade all logics and let emotions take over.

Pull out the steel - Pull out the gun.

Homer: Did you see Spunky lose 5k gambling.

Willie: Yea... he bout to pull out the steel.

by Unk pull steel June 6, 2020

Bunk up my(/the) steez

Several words tethered together loosely to form a phrase, coined by the very definition writing creature of whom is writing right now, Sorbet/Sobek/whateverthehjonk.

The individual meanings are as follows:

“Bunk up”, similar to fuck up, but slightly lighter

“Steez”, either something to do with personal style, or a vibe you got goin’ from something.

Collectively these words of which coalesce into a phrase form the aforementioned, which in whole means to throw off a vibe/resonating frequency, or to otherwise “cramp on one’s style”.

Jeff: Man, Discord crashing bunked up the steez real good.

talking moose (named Kyle): Jeff what the hell does that even mean are you okay.

(Bunk up my(/the) steez)

by Doctor Sobek June 21, 2022