out the gate

Heading "out the gate," or literally through the wire, and entering hostile territory while on a combat patrol, such as in Afghanistan or Iraq. "Out the gate" is also the terrain which is beyond the fencelines / walls of your compound.

Being a grunt, I'm out the gate each and every day.

I've got more time out the gate than you do in the fookin' Army, dude.

Yeah, he was out the gate when the IED got their tail vehicle. Damn.

by B 2/75 October 1, 2005

pop the gate

to press the button to open the gate at Indian Creek Camping Resort.

"Josh can you please pop the gate?"
"POP THE GAAATEE"(gangster voice)

by Indian Creek September 30, 2007

shut the gate

1. Game over.
2. Nothing more to add / say.

Retarded high school girl #1: I hope this dress looks good enough?
Retarded high school girl #2: Shut the gate! You look HOT!
Retarded high school girl #3: Yeah, tots.

by Kristiana January 11, 2008

out the gate

Kiwi term describing someone who is on drugs, probably a private school rebelling against their parents.

"Bro you out the gate?!!", "mate I'm so out the gate"

by vogueforbreakfast July 1, 2017

Jump the gate

When playing baseball or softball, it's what the batter does when he goes yard.

Batter: Hey V-Jack, what's the score?
V-Jack: It's tied. Go ahead and jump the gate.

by brock6 June 21, 2008

out the gate

since you were born, since you came out of the womb

I been on this shit since I came out the gate, BITCH

by Anonymous March 12, 2003

short on the gate

Used to describe someone who is nearing the end of a prison/jail term, or other long term commitment such as a bad job.

Yo homie, my dawg short on the gate. Don't be gettin his ass in no trouble.

by joesarmy October 2, 2015