up against the wood

On the edge of your ability or capacity. Literal definition comes from being right up against a wood railing or wall with no where to go. Typically refers to being pressured, busy or at your limit.

This project has me up against the wood this week.

by seattleslang January 9, 2015

Winning again

When life hands you more than one small victory, usually something trivial. Should be accompanied by an exaggerated fist pump.

Ordered nachos, given nacho supreme. Order Corona, get Dos Equis at same price. Winning again!

by Huckster Girl June 23, 2016

hi again

Its commonly used by a guy named Lennart Bladh. It means "Hello again" or "Welcome back"

Hi again we need more menenism

by Hi again September 14, 2017

Cards Against Humanity

The best card game ever created. The stuff of dreams and nightmares alike, and the only *true* way to know if your friends are sociopaths

We've got time and Wifi, who's down for Cards Against Humanity ?

by The *Other* *That* Guy July 24, 2019

Six Again

'Six Again' is when someone has already changed their mind and you are questioning their fence sitting agenda.

Ed: "I think I'll have the beef noodles"

Waiter approaches to take order.

Ed: "Actually I'll have the Vegetarian Fritters"
Samantha: 'Six Againning are we?'

by bdubs October 7, 2019

Twelve again!!!

Remaining a child, year after year, all the way through one's theoretical adulthood.

"Yay, it's my birthday! Twelve again!!!"

by Monkey's Dad June 23, 2020

Kids Against Maturity

A game by Cyanide and Happiness that gets rid of your maturity faster than you can say “Santa’s big fat sack”

Hey, wanna play Kids Against Maturity

by _Dictionaryuser#473 November 4, 2020