Feeding the goat

1. Sneaking around in highschool to do drugs, have sex, or other forbidden activities. Common in agricultural areas. See also "Feeding the cow" "Feeding the sheep" and so on.

"My parents have no idea. I just tell them we are feeding the goat."

by Jackassjones September 27, 2020

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Omar the goat

He’s a really nice person in general not the strongest but quite kind sometimes has a dark humor and doesn’t like fat people I think adel is gay and I’m goat at gaming

Omar the goat is really cool make me nut cheese

by Nade the goat November 16, 2020

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In the game

British slang for prostitution

He had no idea his mum was in the game.

by Itgal23 January 24, 2021

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Ride the Gnar

It is impossible to explain, but it is something that only Mustafa does.

1.) Mustafa rides the gnar.

2.) "Hey Mustafa, are you ready to shred the gnar?" "No, because I, Mustafa, ride the gnar."

by mustafaridesthegnardotcom April 20, 2022

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Daisy the great

The band who plays record player, but that song is shitty and overrated, dips, IDKW, and seasoned are 2000% better

Stella: omg do you know Daisy the great?
Abbie. Yea, what’s your favourite song by them?!
Stella: Omg record player

Abbie: go fuck yourself

by My music taste is better October 14, 2022

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The A's of the Gays

The A's of the Gays defines the group of people that identify as asexual, aromantic, agender, etc. because we rule we get and A+++.

Are you an ally of The A's of the Gays!? You better fucking be.

by anonymous March 9, 2023

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To speak with eloquence, wit, and charm; to be particularly articulate and loquacious. The phrase is often used in a lighthearted or humorous context, and may suggest that the speaker has been inspired by some supernatural force or source of inspiration, such as the Blarney Stone in Ireland. It can also imply that the speaker has had a few drinks and is feeling particularly gregarious.

It is translated from the Danish phrase “At kysse julenissen” (Olsen, U 2021).

We knew that Erik would kiss the goblin after all those Carlsbergs and we'd never shut him up!

by Dog Bolter April 2, 2023

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