"To get one's grub on"
To eat, to go about the process of eating, to make preparations for eating, to undertake action to bring about the prospect of eating. From the English slang grub meaning food.
To eat, to go about the process of eating, to make preparations for eating, to undertake action to bring about the prospect of eating. From the English slang grub meaning food.
by Odiumjunkie February 27, 2005
by PineappleJuice March 24, 2015
A literate way of telling a whore to GTFO. For the times when a simple "fuck off" just doesn't do it for you.
Often used when condescension is desired, this term leaves a lasting sting that can only be made by citing shakespeare. Confusion, hurt, and self-doubt often are common side effects experienced by its victims. To be used wisely, or not to be used at all.
Often used when condescension is desired, this term leaves a lasting sting that can only be made by citing shakespeare. Confusion, hurt, and self-doubt often are common side effects experienced by its victims. To be used wisely, or not to be used at all.
by MC Hamlet, Esquire February 02, 2010
to cheer some one on in a way as if there doing a good job at what ever they happen to be doing , to motavte someone to continue what ever they are doing say if there danceing,fighting,getting a number from a girl/boy.
this pharse is used in southern cali very often
this pharse is used in southern cali very often
look at Monica over there danceing with that boy she turnt up "Get that shit bitch"
is that Tiffany over there pulling that boy number? oooh shit "Get that shit bitch"
is that Tiffany over there pulling that boy number? oooh shit "Get that shit bitch"
by cellygothisfame1 February 20, 2010
It's about time we get it over with.
by Light Joker June 01, 2005
The phrase "The Turtles are getting Curious" means that you are currently holding in a shit that feels like one of the logs is poking its head out of your ass like a turtle does with its shell.
"Man, the turtles are getting curious, its poppin' its head out. I can't hold this *borrence* much longer."
by Diego August 10, 2003
Let’s Get This Bread is a phrase commonly used to mean “let’s get/make money”, where the “bread” refers to money. The phrase most likely originated in the grocery industry, in which the weekly paychecks are delivered to the stores via the regular bread shipment.
by allicrocs January 04, 2019