pubin' out

Another name for other commonly known phrases such as: hangin out, chillen, bro'in out, or just doing nothing at all.

"Yo dude what are you doing?"
"Nothing man, just pubin' out, trying to find something to do."
"Yeah I pubed out hard last night."

by hollywood609 January 6, 2009

Buck It Out

A term for going buck-wild one night. Only the coolest people use this.
Term originated from the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario, Canada.
(the UCLA of the North)

"Dude, what are you up to tonight?"
"Oh god damn - I'm totally going to buck it out"

"Man, why are you so destroyed this morning?"
"You don't even know - I bucked it out HARD last night."

by ragazzabella February 9, 2009

dink out

While golfing: On any hole tee-off, if your shot fails to pass the womens tee-off spot, the other players call DINK OUT! and you must pull out your dink and play the rest of that hole with your dong hanging out of your pants.

FORE!
*slice*
shit, that thing only went two feet!
DINK OUT!!

by spanky December 18, 2003

book out

to go, to leave,

I'm going to book out of here. He is booking down the road in that truck. I'm gonna' book out of this job.

by south pac flash May 24, 2009

flooze out

(v) - The act of "slutting it up" and/or getting "loosy goosy" after one loses their virginity. Following the loss of ones V-card, one may decide to do it like a mammal because they're no longer held back by their virtue.

Girl 1 - "Omg I'm soo into him, we're about to smash"
Girl 2 - "Whoa, slow down there, Skankasaurus, don't flooze out on me. Why buy the cow when the milk is free?"

by Floozasaurus January 20, 2011

Fogging out

When you finish reading something and you completely forget what you just read.

Teacher: Did you do the reading for Turn of the Screw last night?

Student: Yeah but I was fogging out. Can you please not quiz us?

by Deoblo April 13, 2011

Out-Sane

This was come up with by a girl in her ninth year of school, also known as freshman year. She thought that the word 'Insane' didn't describe her well enough, but neither did 'Sane', so she switched it up and said 'Out-sane'. The term means 'Sane, but not sane, but not INsane either'. To make it easier to understand it means 'Different' or 'Odd' or, if you prefer, 'Weird'.

Oh... my... gosh... YOUR SO OUT-SANE THINKING LIKE THAT!
or
... Your out-sane.

by Rain Lucia Crystal October 5, 2010