Get your giggle on

Describes going to do or see something funny/hilarious.

"I'm off to the Comedy Club, time to get my giggle on!!"

"You're sad? You should get your giggle on!"

by LingLing87 February 3, 2010

Getting Hit Off

when one person or a group of people go and attempt to hit you offline. this is done in several ways as a threat as just white lies or actually disconnecting your internet connection from using a program of some sort. this is normally done to people who have done nothing wrong but little kids are angry online and decide to ruin your connection for however long

*makes fun of kid online on call of duty*
Lobby:*laughter*
Booter: “ Hey wanna get hit off?”
Guy: “wow really im getting hit off, wow nerd.”

by blissings May 9, 2018

Go Get It Dave!

To motivate a friend to commit to an action

Chris: "I'm thinking about growing more crops in my backyard for winter."

Eden: "Go Get It Dave!"

by BradenButter July 24, 2020

Don't get scoobed

A term used to inform others to not be scoobed, or screwed over.
To be scoobed is to have your operation completely ruined.

Man 1: "I have a big project I am working on."
Man 2: "Don't get scoobed."

by lcgann July 11, 2023

Get out of town

An expression of shock, surprise, or disbelief. A more colorful way to say "no way" or "that's crazy".

Chad: "Did you hear that Karen dumped me because I laughed at her the other day when she complained to the manager at McDonald's because her french fries were too salty?"
Me: "What? Get out of town!"

by Justin Case Jr December 9, 2022

C's get degrees

An expression meaning that even if you aren't getting the highest grades, you can still pass and get a degree. The statement is often used as a sense of comfort to those who may be struggling.

"well, I didn't do great on my exam, I was hoping to do better."
"Don't beat yourself up over it, C's get degrees"

by Ventureladdio May 7, 2022

get your life

(verb) An expression one makes when someone makes a comment or does something contrary to what you believe is acceptable. This expression has been made popular by Toni Braxton's sister, "Tamar Braxton," on the reality tv show, "Braxton Family Values." --

It's another way of saying, "knock it off," or "Cut it out," and can be short for an expression such as, "Get your life together, because you're obviously going insane if you believe that"

Toni: Tamar, that's why I can't go anywhere with you because you're always acting a fool.

Tamar: Who??? Not her! Nope, you better get your life.com

by Geniusity April 18, 2012