out of the loop

To be out of touch with the culture of the most recent generation or youth culture ect.

John's grandpa is so far out of the loop he thinks when you say someone is gay it mean there happy.

by Deep blue 2012 December 11, 2009

out dis piece

said when one is leaving a gathering or any other event that has become dull, boring, or lame

man, i out dis piece

by X-sTaTiK October 26, 2004

Out-Sane

This was come up with by a girl in her ninth year of school, also known as freshman year. She thought that the word 'Insane' didn't describe her well enough, but neither did 'Sane', so she switched it up and said 'Out-sane'. The term means 'Sane, but not sane, but not INsane either'. To make it easier to understand it means 'Different' or 'Odd' or, if you prefer, 'Weird'.

Oh... my... gosh... YOUR SO OUT-SANE THINKING LIKE THAT!
or
... Your out-sane.

by Rain Lucia Crystal October 5, 2010

Out the gap

A popular saying of Kerry origin meaning -to leave somewhere! Although generally a phrase used by legends it has been adopted by those unable to attain such status!

Also While clearly a Kerry phrase, Cork people try to claim it as their own! This can be put down to the constant underlying jealously that the Cork population have for Kerry!

'Give me 10 Minutes and we'll be out the gap'

by A1s2d3 January 24, 2013

out of left field

some kind of baseball slang referring to an unexpected event.

(help me out here UDers.. where did this phrase come from and what does it really mean?)

What happened?
I don't know... it came out of left field.

by Urban Newbie September 15, 2007

[out of] wack

in sync. normal state.

Don't neglect taking vitamins on off days~It throws the whole week out of wack.

by booblies January 30, 2009

out the gate

Kiwi term describing someone who is on drugs, probably a private school rebelling against their parents.

"Bro you out the gate?!!", "mate I'm so out the gate"

by vogueforbreakfast July 1, 2017