Chill Your Monkey

Calm down, quiet your inner child, create serenity with one's self

Janeen, Chill Your Monkey!

by Janeen May 13, 2006

pickle in your pancake

Quite literally (British accent), a pickle in a pancake is most basically putting a pickle in one's pancake. No other gesture causes more disgrace...and bad breakfast.

Rafi to Evie: I will most certainly put my pickle in your pancake if my club sandwich doesn't come before your face.

by yoar mom's face July 4, 2008

Butter your pancake

To fuck someone up the ass.

Would you like me to butter your pancake behind the school later?

by BAM [it's me] September 26, 2008

Hip to your groove

An old saying used by golden oldies (ur parents) meaning "cool" or in some cases "not cool" in other words never use this its social sucide!

Kid: Anyway it just wasn't worth the money i HAD to pay....
Parent: So it wasn't hip to your groove?"
Kid: *WTF?*

by Ladi DC January 28, 2009

jock your pies

1960's slang. Jock meaning "whack" and pies meaning "buttocks," this phrase translates roughly to "Hit you on the ass." More popularly known as "Fuck your ass."

Fred: "Hey Joe, wanna know what I did with your girlfriend last night?"
Joe: "Jock your pies!"

by Lost Snowguy February 5, 2009

ate your food

you say this when someone gets bad karma for telling people about someone or a certian situation when it was not their place to say anything at all.

Person 1: "Wow I can't believe im getting hate for tell people what Sarah did."

Person 2: "That's what you get you should've shut up and ate your food."

by Zamarioarias January 30, 2019

Getting Your Jollies

To casually engage in sexual relations with another person for the mere purpose of sexual release. It is not intimate and is commonly a one-and-done deal.

"Dude, if you're so lonely, why don't you start talking to Angela? With her, you'll be getting your jollies in no time!"
"Who says you can't be in love and be getting your jollies at the same time?"

by @Mr.Toashty March 23, 2017