goof over

Another way to say “head over” or “go over”. Usually used to describe a nonchalant or casual movement.

Ex. Yo Baddie, you wanna goof over to McDon’s?

by Sobitchin69 June 16, 2019

Over-Looted

A gaming adjective used to describe a room or space that is devised to prepare the player for the next level or stage, by being full of useful items to restock the player. This also unintentionally warns them of an eminent battle or boss fight.

Player: "Bro, this room is over-looted with ammo and med kits!"

Player 2: "thinking what I'm thinking?"

Both: "BOSS FIGHT."

by J-Thatch April 19, 2018

Over Drinking

Drinking alcohol above your pay grade, social class or the situation. Much like being over dressed.

Dude: Your Tee-shirt has ten holes in it, you could have bought a new shirt and two six packs for the the price of that one; you are totally over drinking.

by rm2001 May 22, 2010

Game Over

Name of a graffiti artist whose work with 8-bit images began in Spokane, Wa in 2013. Known mainly for stencil graffiti of 8-bit video game images this artist mainly does 'death' items, I.e. fireballs, skulls, bombs and things that cause a 'game over'.

Did you see that sick 'GAME OVER' piece on Broadway?

by #GAMEOVER June 23, 2013

over-edit

to edit something too much

whao! that movie has really lost it's xing, and it looked really good while we were shooting it... i think it must have been over-edited...

by somethingplex1 December 23, 2011

all over it

1a) To be in the state of having something completely under control

1b) To be very actively in the process of completing a task

2) To be very interested in something, typically an activity or person.

1a) "You been keepin' tabs on the wordmack/word down the street?"
"Yeah, 'm all over it"

1b)
"Hey Tobey, you got that DVD ripped for me yet?"
"Naw, but I'm all over it"

2)
"So dude, you interested in snubbin' crackwhores again this weekend?"
"Hell yeah, I'm all over it!"

by The Rabid Definer July 24, 2003

Dish Over

When one wishes another to move over enough so that one can sit down.

Richard walked over to the bench where Micheal and Suzie were sat, Richard said "Dish over a bit" and Micheal and Suzie moved apart so that Richard could sit between them

by Minty12_3 September 15, 2009