lets get this show on the road

to begin or to continue with

alright lets get this show on the road!

by allan_t321 June 1, 2016

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get off my boards

When someone is messing with you mentally or physically.

Hey Chris! Your shirt is gay. Get off my boards bro before I fuck you up.

by Chris pappy August 26, 2017

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Get out of my veins

Is used in Israel. Means "leave me alone" (more like Piss Off or Fuck Off), and is accompanied by the appropriately annoyed tone and/or a fake wide smile.

Uri: "Well Dan, are you coming to lunch with me or not?"
Dan: "You asked me 20 times already, get out of my veins, will ya??"

by Daphna D August 27, 2005

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get out my grill

An expression that means, get out of my face, leave me alone, stop bothering me

Man, its none of your business, you need to get out my grill!

by Cali park!! January 29, 2006

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get ya weight up

verb: The process of increasing your street crediblity, can be applied to appearance, clothing, reputation, or finacial status.

"How are you goin to let Ronnie punk you like that, you need to get your weight up!"

"You still wearing them played out Boss overalls with the one strap down...Get ya weight up!"

by Sheila and Jennifer September 16, 2005

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Coitus interuptus.

Liverpool (UK) slang. Edge Hill is the last station before Liverpool Lime Street. Hence 'getting off at Edge Hill' means not going all the way. (Edge Hill is pronounced "Edge 'ill")

Don't go with her, she'll want you to get off at Edge Hill.

I got married: I was fed up of getting off at Edge Hill.

by Albert Stein February 6, 2008

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