get all up in that

to want to be very close to and grab and be with.

Damn, she’s fine. I wanna get all up in that, woof

by señor anonymous hippopotamus May 27, 2021

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by BottomDop February 20, 2022

It’s All Part of the Experience

An expression used when something inherently bad happens during a gathering or event in an attempt to dismiss it as “in the grand scheme of things, it was supposed to happen”. Also often justified with “we’ll look back at this memory and laugh”

— “Did you hear Steve and Aaron jumped the fence to the school and ended up getting arrested?”
- “That sounds badass”
— “but they got arrested...?”
- “It’s All Part of the Experience shitlips”

by pissdivision March 26, 2022

I hate all of you

All your needles guns and knives make me feel like vomitting. I hate every last one of you poisonous starvative assholes telling me you can but i cant. Please kill yourselves.

Asking me how im doing will only get the response i hate all of you, your a parasitic infection and the fact you cant ever share makes life worthless with you alive.

by Cody5050 May 26, 2023

All Bag

A golf term used to describe someone who has all the latest equipment and expensive taste but can’t play very well. Also used in the business world to describe people who dress nice and can put on a front but can never finish a project or close a deal.

When Johnny shows up on the golf course, he is all bag. He looks great until he swings.

by Crabman69 May 3, 2019

all over it

The person desires said thing/person. They plan to obtain/do it soon because it is good.

When Sally saw the gold crutch, she knew Little Timmy would be all over it.

by becky July 23, 2003

Rules Sealed All Fates

Rules Sealed All Fates” is related to a school-project game or ARG. It means all the players’ fates are sealed by the rules, but the truth is that this sentence is hiding a name if you merge the first letter of each word.

Rules Sealed All Fates. ~game master.

by Leetgamemaster November 26, 2025