All Veined Out

To be "all veined out" is to be in a bailing on your friends type of mood, or for something to suck

Damn, john doesn't want to hang out tonight, he's all veined out.

This store is all veined out.

by UltraViolentClockwork April 20, 2018

I’m all knowing

I already know

John’s selling gas for the low.

Response: I’m all knowing

by Quedor July 8, 2022

All hawk and no tuah

Describes a person that uses suggestive language and gestures to look cool and fit in, but is actually prudish and doesn't follow through.

Megan said she was going to do it, but she's all hawk and no tuah.

by Strange Blacksmith June 20, 2024

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by FrenchVanillaSake February 25, 2025

doer to all

1-a mischievous person
2-a woman that is letting to be fucked and bothers now after that, for no reason, a lot

God bid it, nowadays, doer to all one a Nancy has become, for, her husband getting was late for her.

by man!? June 26, 2017

I bet all the ducks in my pond

A phrase used by Canadians usually used as a way to express that they are right in an arguement to the point where they will bet their ducks

"You're wrong Josh, I bet all the ducks in my pond that i'm right."

by pigeon cc February 26, 2018

All overwhere

all overwhere, ah yes it is used the same way as "everywhere" and "all over" they mean the same thing, why not mix the words?

mars: bro im so tired of this trip i wanna go home
uranus: SAMEEE?? theres trees all overwhere

mars: tf does that mean...

by kittypois:3 November 22, 2023