Turn Over A new Leaf

The phrase "To turn Over A new Leaf" means to start a new life again. If some one turns Over A new Leaf he starts a new life after recovering from a shock or after an accident or similar cases.

1. John turned over a new leaf after an abject failure in the exams.

2. Reva turned over a new leaf after she got married to Farhan.

3. to Turn over a new leaf was not at all easy for the children after the accidental death of their mother.

by EnglishGrammarMaster February 14, 2010

In a shocking turn of events

A sarcastic remark given to someone when the yarn they have just weaved has no suprise and is just regular run of the mill shit. The tale may have been one heard many times before or is just something that is very standard behavior of the storyteller.

dude 1: I just got shut down by that hot chick at the bar.

dude 2: In a shocking turn of events!

by TV CAR May 30, 2010

Turning Red

An informative, but painfully cringey movie about a girl who turns into a red panda.

dude have you watched turning red? it's so cringe!

by AugustTheHornyInventor April 16, 2022

surf and turf

Vaginal and anal intercourse, whether sequentially by one person or simultaneously by two. Surf is for the shrimpy front, turf is the for the soil and fertilizer in the rear.

After wining and dining her on champagne, steak and lobster, he was looking forward to returning with her to his place for the surf and turf dessert.

by Yaybob September 23, 2008

turnid

used to describe a sick feeling in the stomach after eating too many psychedelics

Bob: "Hey man my stomach's feeling pretty turnid right now."
Alex: "Maybe it's all that 2c-e u ate in the parking lot before the show."

by NotComingDown October 9, 2006

Turned Up

To be drunk, or to be intoxicated

John: Yo i am turned up off this Grey Goose

by Reggiensh July 31, 2009

Turn Key

A correctional officer

Hey turn key, this toilet is stopped up; may I use another cell.

by Griot September 10, 2010