Tracked-out

1.) Often used as a part of snowboarding vocabulary, it is used to describe an area where the snow has been over-ridden and is no longer worth riding. 2.) Used to describe a decidedly promiscuous human being.

Oh dude, chair 6 is tracked-out like a 2-dollar hooker.

by Chaston October 29, 2007

nerd-out

nerd-out: 1) verb. To overindulge in obsessive, computer related activity.
2) noun. An event marked by wanton computer usage or kindred digital activity.

1) Turn-off that computer and stop nerding-out!
2) Sorry I can't, I am in the middle of a major nerd-out.

by Marcus Macdonald May 24, 2008

Going Out

To be killed

Goddamn why did Johnny have to go out like that?

Fuck that shit, I ain't going out like that!

"We ain't goin' out like that" - Cypress Hill

by Incognito Dude October 11, 2012

banged out

To call out sick or otherwise from work or a commitment leaving colleagues or friends high and dry.

my partner banged out of work today. No way he's sick!

by EMTD December 15, 2011

wipe out

to trip and fall while running. Usually this is caused by tripping over one's own feet, or tripping over an object on the ground, such as a tree branch.

1. Peggy was doing fine running the marathon until she wiped out at mile 14. Fortunately, she just got up and kept running.

2. I hope I don't wipe out in the 5k tomorrow.

by PeggyWipeOut August 10, 2009

scened out

Someone caught up in the rock/punk music scene. Ex. Tight pants, long bangs, eyeliner on males, and those who wear ridiculous looking clothes because it looks "Cool".

That chick looks way too scened out!

by FemmeFatale July 1, 2005

sell out

A dumb punk rock mentality that basically states that if a band gets a certain large number of fans and become more popular within the world as a whole, they have gone too far, past the "popularity" line and fallen into the vanity of fame. They've become too good for the fans and aren't worth listening to anymore. However, the only way a band becomes a sell out is because they have fans in the first place. In other words, if a band "sells out," it's the fans fault.

Good Charlotte did not sell out just because they have a large fan base and are on MTV. New Found Glory, Mest, and AFI are on MTV. Did they sell out? No...

by Vicious Riot June 24, 2003