Mcnutt way out of this

used to describe a situation that has no other solution but blasting your face open with a shotgun

i failed my exam, there is only a Mcnutt way out of this

by drillman June 15, 2022

feeling some type of way

Offended, slighted or bothered.

I don't know man! Seeing her with that guy had me feeling some type of way

by nuva November 15, 2016

navy way

a method of performing a task, employed by the united states navy, in which the task is done the opposite from the common sense way to perform the task.

" Chief is such a jackass because he wants us to take the trash out every 5 minutes instead of just waiting until our shift is over to take it out.

by bucky March 10, 2004

renfrew three-way

It's when you take a picture of a celebrity from a magazine and tape it to the back of your partner's head during sex. Preferably doggy style

The wife and I had a Renfrew three-way last night. I taped Sidney Crosbys picture to the back of her head.

by Gooey Lewy September 16, 2017

Down The Way

Slang for the near Eastside of Cleveland, Ohio.

"Down The Way" was a term started in Cleveland in the 1960s. It started out as the area west of 79th street and east of downtown, but the boundaries continue to move east. Now "Down The Way" is considered anything east of downtown and west of 105th street, north of Kinsman. Includes the neighborhoods of: Central, Hough, St. Clair-Superior, Fairfax, also parts of Glenville and Kinsman. Also spelled: Down Tha Way, Down Da Way, and DTW for short.

"My friend was shot in Cedar Estates projects, Down The Way"

by Downdeezway May 19, 2010

Sagg-way

A sagg-way is a old saggy shrivled penis. Worst insult there is.

Dude, I was in the pool change room and this guy was walking round naked, and i almost barfed my crap up, he had the nastiest sagg-way.

Dude, you f****** sagg-way!!!

by LionBoy123 July 25, 2009

One-Way Charlie

A badass nickname American sailors used to refer to the Japanese "Kamikaze" ("divine wind") pilots or aircraft during the last-ditch days of Imperial Japan in the Pacific theatre of World War 2 when Kamikaze attacks were at their peak. I was watching a documentary just now and an old American veteran was talking and off-handedly used this expression. I'm surprised it's not on Urban Dictionary yet because it is awesome and should probably be somebody's band's name by now or something.

"Shit, Jimmy, Move that gun we got a one-way charlie inbound on the port side!"

by Somehistorynerd February 23, 2014