Happy Go Pukey

The most famous of the rides at Happy World Land.

"But we didnt do anything!! Rides, fun, pizies, HAPPY GO PUKEY??!?"

by Ponch April 28, 2003

nyam-go-way

A noun meaning someone who "eats and runs."

It literally means "eat-go-away." From the word nyam (meaning "eat"), the word "go" (of obvious meaning), and the word " 'way" (derived from "away" by aphaeresis).

I hate to be a nyam-go-way, but I have to run.

by Gheuf April 11, 2005

go suck something

meaning go suck something long and hard side to side u dirty mofo go suck it k kapeesh?

Daniel: I'm Bored
Mohd: Go suck something
Daniel: Go suck ur moms Vajj
DeDe: both of go ride a disco stick

by DeDEisheresobackoffk March 3, 2009

Hoes-Go-Down

A term originally introduced by the clever, yet utterly forgotten, 80's hair metal band, Malt Likker. It was when frontman Jakke Likker was describing his aftershow exploits with bandmates and cohorts on May 19th of the year of our lord nineteen hundred and eighty four. In passing conversation with guitarist Zakke Likker, the term was coined.

Jakke: Well, oh yeah!
Zakke: Well, alright?!
Jakke: WELL, OH YEAH!!
Zakke: Wah tah tah!
Jakke: Oh yeah! Hoes-go-down!

by Caine November 27, 2003

The Dirty go-around

Influence by a small ice cream shop in Michigan called “The Dairy Go-Around.”

The Dirty Go-Around is when the man has sexual intercourse inside of the woman’s ass. When he’s done he dips his nut sack in chocolate, places he’s nuts on top of an ice cream cone and goes around to the front and serves it to the mouth. The dirty go around. Swag.

I gave her the ol’ dirty go-around.

This chick I met last night let me do the dirt go-around.

The dirty go-around when the duck inserts the ass and then dips balls in chocolate. When done, puts nuts in ice cream cone and goes around to the front and swerves to mouth.

by MileHighCaptain June 14, 2018

Let us go

(VERB) To complete any particular action in a superlative, boss, or baller like status. It can also be known to be an exclamation urging members in a group to specifically pursue objects, including but not limited to: loose women, money, championship rings, and alcohol. Originating from Philadelphia, this phrase has picked up considerable usage in the Mid Atlantic region.

Heroes get remembered but legends never die... Let us go

by Reorgia man March 15, 2011

Touch and go around

When a pilot comes in to land, but decides to abort the landing ('goes around') after the aircraft has touched down on the runway. They will then climb the aircraft to sufficient height to attempt another landing. This could possibly due to a hard bounce with insufficient airspeed to recover.

This is different from a touch and go where the pilot lands smoothly/safely, lets the aircraft roll/slow down for a short distance, then takes off again to practise take-offs and landings.

A : "What's Jim doing today? Touch and go's?"
B : "More like touch and go arounds."

by Drecian May 1, 2011