cober-over

the abrupt, dramatic ending of a situation

J: Did you hear about Jarrod and Maddie?
A: Yeah, it's cober-over for sure dunzo

by maddie66 July 27, 2009

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

sawn over

Newfie slang for being sent.

1.Yes, it got sawn over in the mail.
2. I just sawn it over, you should have it soon.

by The Gewfie Newfie January 20, 2011

over discloser

a person who has no mental to verbal social filter and to whom everything personal is everybody's news

Mark: I know we work closely together and will do so for a long time to come, and I know you are in a committed relationship BUT I LOVE YOU and want to have babies with you and I love you...

Kelly: thanks for ruining our otherwise comfortable working relationship, ya freakin' over discloser, next time stfu you dumbass

by Che Kozaro October 1, 2010

Jang Over

Jang Over can occur the first 2-3 days after arriving in a new time zone, and is the combination of a messed up circadian rythm and too much of your drink of choice.

After arriving in Beijing, Tommy went directly to the bar and had 8 shots of whiskey. 6 hours later, he experienced a massive jang over.

by Dgizzle33 November 6, 2010

over-yallahing

Being too often in a hurry.

a: I'm so busy, I'm always in a hurry!
b: Yeah men, you're over-yallahing! Relax!

by SHuisman November 11, 2010

Dread-over

A hairstyle which arranges dreadlocks in such a fashion that they conceal a receeding hairline, or baldness, usually accomplished by sweeping the locs from one side of head to the other (much like a comb-over). Where comb-overs are often held in place by applying copious amounts of hairspray, mousse and other hair products, dread-overs are generally held in place by using bandannas, dewrags, headbands and other devices that hold hair in place.

Did you see that rasta's dread-over?

by Kyle E W November 16, 2010