Shut up you're in my ass (stom ta pe ata batahat shli, from hebrew)

Used as an enhanced silence request.
You're in my ass or 'ata batahat shli' is used to emphasize
that you are not interested in what the other guy has to say.

someone:Hey i don't like what the fuck is going on here
you: Shut up you're in my ass (stom ta pe ata batahat shli, from hebrew)

by walla1989 September 22, 2005

sasquatch'in it UP

Trampin' through da Back woodz with a giant erection and confusion. OH HELL NAHYEAH banana.
you've been evicted from my river

hell yeah.
dont u damn steal my pocket lotion. i need that shit like water.

watcha doin brobro, squatchin it up???
yeah. shit. chillin.
fuck noice. so u mean that sasquatch'in it UP is the same for all friends.

by chadandchixx October 7, 2021

Putting up 2 fingers in a photo

If you put up 2 fingers in a photo it means you like taking extremely large African American p#nis in the rectum over and over

“Man did you see Rae putting up 2 fingers in a photo he must like penis”

by Yeahoutkaster March 18, 2022

poopy in pull-up

the act of being cranky or in a bad mood.

michelle totally has poopy in her pull-up today.

by apryl electra December 29, 2004

up a tree in rosemount

i prefer not to tell you where i am because your not welcome

"hi were are you"

"im up a tree in rosemount you arent welcome"

by shockin mclaughlin April 27, 2014

Jumping up and down in muddy puddles

When a girl with diarrhea gets an enema, positions herself on her back with her legs and butt upwards, and her partner proceeds to have anal sex with her in downward thrusts.

Her stomach was upset, but that didn’t stop me from jumping up and down in muddy puddles.

by Valkyrion May 12, 2019

pick up your stars in the dust

an nicer of telling someone that respect is not simply deserved because you're you, but because you earned other peoples' respect.

if you happen to be a political pundit or a porch dog, please drive yourself away and start your lives all over again; learn how to pick up your stars in the dust. in the phrase pick up your stars in the dust, the stars also refer to the stars and stripes that denote a military rank on an individual's military uniform.

by Sexydimma November 30, 2016