breaking the ground

To make something new or something different from the natural.

B1:Man! Your new song is so awesome!
B2:Thx. It's like breaking the ground, no one ever do the same thing like this yet.

by Thai-StyleZ October 20, 2006

go to ground

Idiom - said of an animal, to go into a burrow to escape from hunters. To go into hiding, e.g. from the police.

After robbing the 7-11, I plan to go to ground at my bro's crib.

by Laiane Wolfsong December 9, 2008

hit the ground running

Finding yourself in a situation that is fast-paced, and physically overwhelming. Often that feeling is heighted by a sense of mass confusion, and personal ineptness. Term was first coined to describe the "D-Day" invasion of World War 2. When Allied ships inflitrated Nazi shores, and infantry troops literally had to "hit the ground running", to keep from getting shot.

"I started my new job today. It was so busy, I had to hit the ground running, and had no time to get any training in."

by D. Gould February 23, 2006

don't know your ass from a hole in the ground

It means you don't know any better or not up for the job.

Son you don't know your ass from a hole in the ground What makes you think you can do this?

by tipifire September 14, 2006

The High Ground

When a man with a British accent chops your legs off because u are a idiot.

"It's over anakin, I have the high ground."
"AHHHH"

by fhuwegfuorvg February 12, 2021

Boots on the Ground

Military phrase meaning troops in place. Slang usage is when you are referring to going somewhere or being somewhere or someplace.

We got boots on the ground at Fat Mo's but we are heading to Sam's for a cold beer and pizza.

by B. Hanback February 28, 2010

Battle Ground

The town of bunners and drugs, more people brag about doing drugs than actually doing them. A 6th Grader tried to sell me a vape shit. Everyone has a juul, or some type of vape. The schools are the worse.

Don’t move to battle ground.

by A highschooler from bg September 29, 2018