Out of the water

A phrase said by someone who doesn't understand the common saying "out of the woods."

(In a sticky situation) "We're not out of the water yet!"

by FrongyWrongy May 6, 2015

The Walter

Receiving a HJ while using the toilet; similar to a blumpkin, but with a manual component.

She wasn't up for a blumpkin, so I asked for The Walter to ease her into it.

by thewalter02 November 13, 2012

Dick in the Water

Someone that is very "Mainstream" or a "Hipster".

Person1: Dude, check my new shirt, it's illin'.
Person2: Shut up you're just another Dick in the Water

by Kadicta November 22, 2011

still a fish in the water

Still a fish in water means that you feeling like you blend into the crowd to much and you want to stand out more.

In my giant middle school I don't stand out at all I'm still a fish in the water.

by Zoe B. July 12, 2017

The kid who puts his entire mouth over the water fountain

The kid who gets back from pe sweating and puts his entire mouth over the water fountain and no one else drinks from it

"Did you know the kid who puts his entire mouth over the water fountain?" "I'm not drinking from that."

by Asriel379 February 7, 2020

Them across the water

A phrase used by Irish people (who dislike the English) to describe the English

Jimmy : "So Paddy, who are Irelnad playin' in the next match, do yi' know?"

Paddy : "Them across the water"

Jimmy : "Oh..!"

by D-man...sniper at work November 16, 2007

carry the water

v. to take on the primary responsibility; to ensure that something is accomplished, usually even though it may be someone else's job.

This always happens - engineering is being asked to carry the water for marketing's mistakes again.

by pseudo_pseudo May 27, 2010