To the beat

To the beat, to the beat, move your body
To the beat, play that move, then repeat, shake me to the, to the beat
To the beat, to the beat, move your body, to the beat

twerk to the beat

by mendu ss December 6, 2020

to the left

From Beyonce's "Irreplaceable",

1.) Dismissed, dumped, broke off

2.) "Step aside," as in when a person is dumped: means to get out of one's face and life so that a new partner can be established.

3.) Indicating where the door is located, even if it is not actually located to the left -- "To the left" indicates that your exit is expected right fucking now.

BF: Baby, it wasn't me with that girl!
GF: Ain't got time for your excuses, playa.... to the left.

by Sugarfoot December 9, 2008

To the never get back

Always the get back when sometimes, but remember: the moment is when no can get back, it is the never get back.

Bodybuilding is reached to the never get back.

by Allcrimes April 8, 2011

To the fore

To be made obvious; to be given direct attention. Taken from the works of Percy Grainger, "to the fore" meant to bring out a musical phrase and give it precedence over what the other instruments are playing.

"Man, that low-cut top really puts Jenny's cleavage to the fore."

by Erin October 29, 2004

to the window to the wall

The window is where you enter the pussy

The wall is once you're inside what you are rubbing up against

After that you skeet, skeet

Three, six, nine, damn your fine
Move it till you sock it to me one more time
Get low, get low, get low, get low

To the window- to the wall
Till the sweat drop down my balls
All these bitches crawl
Y'all skeet skeet motherfuckers
Y'all skeet skeet god damn (God Damn!!!)
Y'all skeet skeet motherfuckers
Y'all skeet skeet god damn (God Damn!!!)

Lil' Jon & the Eastside Boyz - Get Low

by konichiwakitty May 9, 2005

to the point

relevant, pertinent, applicable, apposite, fitting, suitable

Her dream was communicative and to the point.

by Balukan July 2, 2017

to the hilt

the hilt is the part of the sword that shields the hand or is the transition part of the sword from blade to the handle. literally means to go all the way one can with the sword "take it to the hilt" ... but is used as a metaphor in all situations.

the hilt prevented his hand from being injured when his hand slipped off the handle.

i pressed it to the hilt before that bear finally relaxe.

by buck tillemans July 2, 2006