Putting it in the pocket

When a thought, idea, saying, or social happening occurs in your presence that you like, you can "Put it in your pocket," i.e. save it for later use. Customarily this expression is accompanied by a corresponding hand gesture of grabbing the occurence in question out of the air and putting it in your pocket (a shirt-breast pocket is preferred, though any pocket will do).

Jer: That's pretty beastly.
Neil: Beastly? That fucking awesome. I'm putting it in the pocket.

by Jeremy November 25, 2006

push it in

A Caribbean expression meaning intercourse

Mike is looking to push it in for Jane (East Caribbean)
Mike is looking to push it in to Jane (West Caribbean)

by yourmamasman October 30, 2007

put it in yo mouth

A phrase that refers to giving head; used most frequently to refer to a man giving a woman head

Girl, that boy didnt even wanna have sex, he just wanted to put it in his mouth

by Shawty August 16, 2004

Stick It In a Muffin

Stick it in a muffin (also phrased "place it in a muffin") basically means shut up, stop, yeild, do not continue...

Brittany: "Hey did I tell you about my date with Brad?!"
Lucille: "About a million times. Please, stop talking about Brad."
Brittany: "So, we went out to the movies, and-"
Lucille: "Gosh, Brittany, STICK IT IN A MUFFIN ALREADY!"

by kel z the super saur February 4, 2009

Dial It In

Pretty much anything. Whenever you do something to the fullest, best extent of doing something.

1) Mother nature really dialed us in with that storm last night!

2) I went out with this chick, she came back to my place and I dialed it in.

3) Person A: Hey, Wanna go to the bar?
Person B: DIAL IT IN!!

by Ced311 January 8, 2009

put it in the brown

To place your junk in a girl's anus. Contrary to put it in the pink.

Anand prefers to not put it in the brown -- he prefers to put it in the pink.

by Adolf H. March 21, 2008

check it in

Computing: When you commit some computer programming code to a code repository. Technically incorrect and a confusion of the 2 computer SVN (SubVersioN) expressions "check out" (which makes a local copy of the code for modification) and "commit" (which places code and code changes in the repository making that and all previous versions available to other users)

Guy #1: My code is so awesome; the customer will want to have my babies.
Guy #2: Can't see that happening, but make sure you check it in anyway.
Guy #1: Code checked in. The turtle is happy.
Guy #2: Your code isn't the only thing that needs committing.

by Matthew1471 December 7, 2009