No bun all ranch

it means no cap

Person 1: Bruh, i just busted on that hoe No bun all ranch jit
Person 2:Thats my nigga

by J-_P_TheyNeed_IT January 27, 2021

all up in the Kool-Aid don't even know the flavor

Someone who's listening and commenting on other's people conversation without knowing the context.

"Lori stay all up in the Kool-Aid don't even know the flavor"

by ADezzyBoi April 8, 2022

ALL

"All" a general term for those who share a tax haven, tax advisors or tax lawyers in an overseas territory such as The Virgin Islands or Panama. Note this use of "ALL" is paradoxically selective and elitist exuding a misplaced sense of irony by the wealthy.

"We're all in it together" as quoted by many senior Tory politicians

by Norman Lament June 25, 2016

that’s-all you got!

Two people in a discussion. One is loosing the argument and drops the f…..bomb.
The other person says yea: that’s all you got!

I say in response to someone’s statement “that’s a lie, and you know it”. The person says to me f…. you mother f…..! I say yea: that’s-all you got!, you’re done because That’s-All You Got!

by drteebro September 25, 2021

Hack of All Trades

A "Hack of All Trades" is someone who isn't good at anything, unlike the saying "Jack of All Trades," meaning someone is seemingly good at everything, although not particularly having any expertise in anything.

Ms. Mediocre, hack of all trades. She's the master of none, since the start of her days.

by justsomeguyhere621 September 18, 2023

According to all laws of aviation

this sentence is used at the start of bee movie

TV - "According to all laws of aviation..."

by Matsu Robot June 23, 2022

winner-take-all

The type of system used in the electoral college in all states except for Maine and Nebraska. Instead of the winner-take-all system, Maine and Nebraska have split electoral votes. The battleground districts are Maine's 2nd Congressional District (ME-2) and Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District (NE-2). Maine is a blue state while Nebraska is a red state. In the electoral college, all 50 states have electoral votes and there are 538 total votes but 270 are needed to win. If a presidential candidate wins the popular vote in one state, that state's electoral votes go to the winner. The losing candidate receives none.

Why is the electoral college a winner-take-all system even though there are faithless electors?

by 1234567890abcdefghij September 9, 2020