talk a scotsman out of a penny

To be good at talking and indeed at convincing people to do your bidding through verbal means. Akin to the expression - "sell ice to the eskimos".

Historically an English expression, it originated because Scots are notoriously tight with money.

John: Wow that Henry certainly has a way with words...

Will: You're right! He could talk a Scotsman out of a penny.

by Kenwyne Jones May 3, 2010

white stuff out of my pp

its cum

why is white stuff out of my pp
that C U M

by YAY_fucktheinternet November 16, 2020

Suck the fart out of my ass

An insult used to tell the opposition to suck your ass

Jon: You're fucking stupid.
You: You can suck the fart out of my ass

by 3/5 Jesus March 24, 2021

don't let the cat out of the bag

An idiom for do not tell a secret. Uses figurative language.

"Don't let the cat out of the bag or the party will be ruined!"

by JefeOfMasers April 18, 2017

out of juice

(выжатый Лимон in Russian)

a) dead tired

b) said of electronic equipment that's out of power and needs recharging

right now I am out of juice, definition a)

by Sexydimma April 8, 2015

eat me out of house and home

Said to someone who eats A LOT and doesn't pay attention to the costs of food.

Nom nom nom.

Person: DUDE YOU'RE GONNA EAT ME OUT OF HOUSE AND HOME!!!"

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by 2213 February 20, 2011

Carved out of wood

It means you're freaking ripped. Wood = hard = carved = chisled = ripped. Common sense for the win! However; if you are carved out of wood, be prepared to immolate easily.

To be carved out of wood, one must lift weights, and do pushups regularly. Definately not for the lazy/impatient.

by Not Zane September 9, 2004