Pogged out

When you tire yourself from too much pogging

I was watching itsDrShyGuy on Twitch and he pulled off an impossible track. It got me all pogged out

by KirbyCWL October 16, 2021

Grouped out

Means being a follower. D riding or clout chasing.

They didn’t want him until he got famous. Them girls grouped out/ groupies

by Kyla Kim October 18, 2021

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

Danieling out

Used only when a person blanks out at a particular activity. Usually used in GGDKL, Daniel is known for being absolute ass at everything.

“Holy shit you’re ass! You’re danieling out fr”
“On trifecta bro”

by gman6020 February 28, 2022

barred out

a adjective popular in Atlantic Beach and Greenville that is used to described someone who is mentally lacking from using xans or other causes, the term is a more friendly and less offensive way of saying “retarded”

Man 1: “Dude I can’t take my friend Zane anywhere, he’s too barred out

Man 2: “Yeah I can tell by the way he was talking about how the birds are spies, definitely barred”

by nnnnnnaaaaaaaaaa June 14, 2023

Icking out

The a reaction to seeing and/or hearing ick they have. Similar to freaking out. Usually a face of disgust and you cringe.

For example Casey was icking out when she saw Jake a guy with ugly looking feet wear flip-flops to class

by HorribleBoss11 November 28, 2021

tap out

During oral sex, when a considerate man gives his partner warning that he's about to cum so she can stop before getting a mouth full. This indication is usual a light tap on the head. (a foreign concept to some men) Derived from a wrestling or fighting term used to indicate surrender.

My boyfriend is so considerate, he'll tap out when I'm giving him head.

by Do You See Me September 19, 2006