Release Out and Peace Out

1. The act of having sexual intercourse, reaching orgasm and leaving the premises with little to no emotional attachment.

He knew she wasn't girlfriend material. So Jason just took her home from the bar to "Release Out and Peace Out."

by ThePRAWN July 16, 2011

peace out brown trout

to leave quickly, like a trout. most likely used in an awkward situation.

john:"are you leaving already?"
sally: "uhhh yea peace out brown trout"

by big B-F June 29, 2009

Peace-Out Bowl

1. One last bowl before everyone splits up.

2. A bowl to help you get to bed.

Hey it's getting late, anyone up for a Peace-Out Bowl?

by met4life April 2, 2011

Peace out, Pepper sprout

A way of saying goodbye in a caring manner to someone you might not see again for a long period of time. Usually said in a bitter sweet way; ex: loved ones, love interests, best friends.

Stanthony: Hey, I had a great time!
Morgan: I did, too! I gotta go, it was nice to see you again!
Stanthony: You too! Peace out, Pepper sprout

by rowdzter January 30, 2020

Peace out

Goodbye

*door opens* person: peace out y’all
*door closes*

by Classicmario3 October 2, 2022

Dirty Peace Out

Leaving a social gathering with friends, family or co-workers without saying goodbye to anyone, usually done in a sneaky manner.

Jay- "hey bra, where'd Jimmy go I was just talking to him?"

Rob- "he pounded a few beers then he disappered, must've pulled the dirty peace out again."

by Fooseisloose April 24, 2013

Peace Out

The term "Peace" originated in the "1950's-1960's" but the phrase "Peace Out" originated in the Hip Hop Community in 1988-1992. people were wearing peace symbols on their clothing or wearing necklaces as a fashion statement. and saying "Peace Out" to say "goodbye."

My time has ended here... Peace Out!

by ErkTheJerk July 23, 2023