Peaked in high school

This phrase is used to describe people who reached their maximum potential in high school. People who peaked in high school were the "coolest, most athletic, prettiest" they ever were or will ever be.

I can't believe she's a bum, Mia Baroni was a prime example of someone who peaked in high school.

by John Raviolionson May 11, 2022

Peak out

to reach a maximum high on weed before calling it a night.

Slim always wants us to peak out in the lounge before he goes to bed.

by Legelino July 16, 2008

peaking out

Peaking out - a phrase reffering to a state of mind, resulting from a stressful or disturbing situation, which is generally associated with an instantaneous feeling of uncertainty, paranoia and fear.

Tom: Dude, I dropped 4 tabs of acid yesterday.
Richard: Oh bro, that's a lot. How was it?
T: Dude, I was peaking out for half of it.

R: That's peak man.

Harry: I was studying philosophy yesterday night and I realized life is worth nothing. I peaked out.

by Stoners International September 2, 2016

Peak tea

“Tea” but more dramatic

Their breakup is tea, but the reason is peak tea

by Mitchale February 17, 2019

pankeri dileri

group of cool kids such as “maja, lucija, ivona, elena, ivana, ana”

you are “panker diler”
she looks like “panker diler”
theres a group of “pankeri dileri”

by pankerdilerana January 25, 2021

Squaw Peak

Provo, Utah’s most famous make out point. If you get asked to go there know that they are really asking to make out up in the mountains so just beware. Most widely put to use by horny BYU students.

Hey, you wanna go on a drive tonight? Maybe Squaw Peak?

by brokebaby13 July 9, 2021

Otay, Panky

Translated: "Okay, Spanky."

A line from Little Rascals made famous by Gordon Lee, who played Spanky's kid brother, Porky. Lee's signature line, "Otay, Panky," came about because he had a speech impediment and couldn't say his K's and S's.

Currently thr phrase could be used as an affirmative reply when someone tells you something fairly obvious. It's a silly way of saying "okay."

Bob: "Don't walk in the steet because you might get hit by a car."

Fred: "Otay, Panky"

by Tim in West LA September 8, 2008