going full teapot

This term is used to describe what happens when a person gets all steamed up and boils over, especially when involved in a debate on Facebook or other social media.

Did you see that woman going full teapot on that post! It was ridiculous!

by veriveriteri May 20, 2014

going code

Also "going to code", "gone to code". Flatlining or some other kind of medical emergency where the person is dying or near death. Comes from hospital codes for cardiopulmonary arrest, e.g. Code Blue, Code Red.

"Well he's on the table and he's gone to code."
"He just went to the hospital. Got a call that his terminally ill girlfriend's going code."

by briller August 1, 2015

going cheney

Similar to going postal, but usually involving a shotgun filled with buckshot instead of an uzi. May involve the disfiguring of a friend or associate by firing the shot at their face, usually after drinking lots of scotch.

Nigga, you disrespect me again and I will be going cheney on your ass.

by Buggieboy April 11, 2008

Going Inn

To do something so unbelievable or something that creates an all out excitement that cant be matched

It can also mean in a sexual way

Yo my boy is going inn on this fight tonight!

That guy was going inn on this new episode

Hey guys I'm going inn tonight with this one chick

by MaxEzzy January 22, 2014

honk gong

A misspelling of the word Hong Kong, the special administrative region of China, surrounded by Guang Dong, and one of the two most known regions of China to outsiders, along with the capital, Beijing. Most notably known from discord YouTuber isaacwhy. In the video: "We downloaded a knock-off chinese discord" at 8:32, isaacwhy misspells the word, triggering some laughter from him and his friends, he quickly corrects the mistake as he notices he spelled it wrong, even saying to his friends that he forgot how to spell it, but the other people in the server already noticed and as the camera zooms in we can see a Chinese user simply responding with a question mark, clearly confused at what he wrote before he corrects it. It’s a known fact that people born in the People’s Republic of China possess very little to no English knowledge, as such they cannot properly communicate with outsiders like Isaac and co. who do not know Chinese. There is also a limited number of English content on the Chinese intranet and little to no information about the world outside of mainland China as the Republic does not want people to find out about how the people outside live their lives as that could start a rebellion that the republic would not be able to contain if enough people joined in, or if all or most of the protectors like the police and other military forces were to join the rebellion. isaacwhy also goes on to make somewhat racist jokes and only speaking in English.

Best match: where are you from?
isaacwhy: china, you?
isaacwhy: honk gong
Wicked: ?
isaacwhy: oops*** hong kong

by Mikkebak February 3, 2022

going keanu

The correct traditional pronunciation of "going K.N.U.", i.e. going "kilt no underwear": the only socially acceptable and culturally sensitive way to wear a kilt.

Example 1

Person 1: Any geek off the street can go commando, but it takes a real man to go keanu.
Person 2: Damn straight!
Person 3: Amen bro!

Example 2

Person 1: Yo, I was going keanu last night. The laydeez were lovin the kilt and it was all sweet till I took a ride on the bucking bronco. 10 seconds later I was on my back covered in VK Apple and the merchandise was on display.
Person 2: It's just such examples of ill-judged bronco riding that give VK Apple and traditional Scottish dress a bad name.

by PostGradam September 22, 2008

going hard

to kick it to the fullest. gettin' drunk, high etc. partying like there's no tomorrow.

Andre: Ayo, is you goin to the party tonight?
Sean: You already know. I'm going hard, yo.
Andre: Yeah i feel you - i'm goin hard too. Kickin it like there's no tomorrow.

by anjee minaj December 29, 2008