Puss’d out

When your friends plan to watch the DreamWorks animated motion picture “Puss In Boots: The Last Wish”, but change their minds at the last minute.

David: “We’re no longer seeing the Dreamworks animated motion picture, “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish”

Mark: “Dammit! We got puss’d out!”

by Spongeycraft February 17, 2023

The puppies are out

When an attractive girl at the office wears a low-cut blouse you tell your colleague "the puppies are out"

Hey, did you see Jen today? The puppies are out!"

by BlueShells22 April 6, 2017

homo it out

1) When you wanna get things straightened out but the situation calls for flamboyance or sensitivity of a homosexual nature.

2) The act of clearing up sexual orientation misunderstandings by way of your preferred coming out method.

1) Steve: "Man, I think Brad is pissed at me for screwing Stephanie at that frat party."

Jude: "That sucks, brah."

Steve: "Yeah, man, but don't worry. We'll homo it out."

2) Julie: "Hey, Jake, so I heard Emma is totally into you."

Jake: "Oh boy, I guess I'll take Spencer along next time, just to homo things out."

by nyaningthroughspace May 12, 2013

Kris out

1. To be overly irrational and emotional

2. Unstable and dangerous

“Whoa there little lady, don’t Kris out on me”

by Sufferinsilence March 10, 2021

Quinn'd Out

Too pass out (for any reason) and being unable to be awoken by any physical means.

"We hit him with a crop and he didnt wake up! totally quinn'd out"

by Patchwork_evil August 5, 2012

jjked out

jjked out means you've watched too much of the anime jujutsu kaisen, so now you're all jjked out

"man, i just watched 10 episodes of jujutsu kaisen straight. now i'm all jjked out."

by jinxthegay August 15, 2021

Knobbing out

Employing one's knob outside the confines of marital bliss.

Amelia: Things have not been the same between Charles & I over the last few weeks. He seems so... distant.
Isabella: What do you mean? Last time I saw you both, you seemed so happy together.
Amelia (staring into her tea): He isn't as... "attentive" as he used to be. I'm afraid he might be knobbing out.

by Carstairs November 10, 2013