mootched-out

Extremely exhausted.
Deriven from the Yiddish term "oisgemutchet" (pronounced "oys-ge-mooch-et". (mooch as in foot).

What a day! I'm "mootched-out"!

by Ben-adam May 16, 2014

noped out

The phrase "to nope out" combines the phrase "to get out" with the judgment of "no way" or "no thanks" or "hell no" to the event that makes one leave.

I didn't get spooked during the haunted house tour, but when the guide opened the door to the basement for us, Nate's face went pale and he noped out of there immediately. He won't tell me what scared him.

by MN-knows November 7, 2022

sputter out

die down

Nature apparently meant passions to sputter out in something like four years.

by ohmylol December 11, 2017

tryna be out

Wanting to leave a certain area or situation, and going to a better one

Guy 1: dude, school sucks
Guy 2: yeah I know, I’m tryna be out

by Bigwordguy January 31, 2018

Vonning out

When a nigga highballs his character and will say "He'll beat your character." without giving much context and reasoning.

So a example is "MY CHARACTER WILL BEATS YOU CAUSE BLAH BLAH." While another guy will say "Bro you Vonning out?"

by Nenis21 January 31, 2022

out terrible

Kind of like out bad but 5 times worse. Used to describe a situation or somebody that truly has gone out very bad

Michael: “bro my girlfriend just broke up with me over text on my birthday”
Jordan: “broooo your out terrible”

by YaGurlGA March 10, 2020

Mitch-out

(verb)
To mitch something out is to veto, or eliminate as an option or potential consequence.
May be alternatively pronounced as //mitchdowd//

"lets mitch-out these socks, as they dont look too flamboyant for dad."
"we mitched out 'When Harry Met Sally' as a movie tonight, so its between 'The Lion King' and 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off'"

by Michellajondrette1986 July 18, 2021