Get/Got Geoffed

When you're pranking someone, or they make a mistake, or something negative happened to them. They just got geoffed.

Person 1: *Click's link and leads to a site you wouldn't wanna know*
Person 2: Get geoffed!
Person 3: Man just got geoffed!
Get/Got Geoffed ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

by GeoffStans December 2, 2020

get that biscuit out

An expression that means to 'treat someone right' that can be used in a number of contexts:

1. Generous hospitality, such serving up good food, or sprucing up your home ahead of visiting guests.

2. Paying someone, especially if the payment is overdue.

3. Sexual favours.

Anglo-Australian phrase, popularised in Melbourne

Example 1

Friend 1: 'Got a girl coming round this weekend.'
Friend 2: 'The one with the cute face? Better get that biscuit out.'

Example 2

Friend 1: 'Mate, we going to this concert or what?'
Friend 2: 'Yeah but if you want to come, you better get that biscuit out.'

by Jamarley May 16, 2019

getting Flippy on someone

pertaining to a certain Happy Tree Friend, it means to violently attack and defeat someone.

I don't want to be present when he's getting Flippy on someone.

by Happy Noodle Blacker August 22, 2006

get out challenge

A challenge based on a movie where an individual runs directly towards someone holding a camera, and just before the individual gets very close to the camera they run either left or right

Remember the scene in get out when the guy runs at a camera, well now people are doing the get out challenge😂

by Fronde March 14, 2017

Hotty gets the Shotty

A phrase used, either ironically or seriously, to reserve the front passenger (a.k.a. shotgun) seat of a vehicle for yourself, under the pretense that you deserve to ride shotgun because of your good looks. Girls are more likely to say this than guys, but either sex can use it.

Sean: "Shotgun!"

Erin: "Nope, hotty gets the shotty!"

Sean: "WTF? Whatever, but I pick what we listen to."

Brigette: "ROFL you guys, just get in the car!"

by Ranbuknarlakingston November 27, 2011

Get Oodie in here

Get Oodie in here is an endearing way to express your fondness for a pet / friend or any specific thing that you miss and are currently without. You can replace 'Oodie' with other names too.

*two friends while out at a museum*
Minte: "Get Oodie in here"
Kiert: "Yeah, get Oodie in here, I wish she could walk around with us"
Minte: "Yes, I wonder what she'd be like or how she'd react to this sculpture"

(Oodie = cat in this scenario)

by Gooerbeeps111 February 19, 2022

get right with the church

When you drink so much your amazed to be alive the next day

Friend A : you drinking tonight?
Friend B: I'm about to get so drunk, pretty sure I'm gonna get right with the church
Friend A: oof, it's like that....aight, tell Jesus I said hello

by Rone January 25, 2015