comb under

The classiest way to hide your bald genitals; by simply combing your ass hair under your grundle, you can add some fuzz to that bald sack of yours.

Betty would totally had a laughed at my bald sack, I'm so glad Jack showed me how to do the comb under.

by Bip Bip Daniels June 26, 2010

Dan Under

1. singer for the band The Dear & Departed
2. a good name to have if you are from Australia (the land downunder)

1. Hi, I'm Dan Under from The Dear & Departed.
2. Hi, I'm Dan Under from downunder.

by yorrick hunt June 11, 2008

Feel under the weather

It means to feel sick. In most cases, it's used to say that you feel a little sick. ... But… you usually feel low on energy and feel tired when this happens. To be Sick and ill both mean to feel unwell.

I feel under the weather today.

by anonymous April 7, 2021

The land down under

The aussiest song of aussies. Listen to it if you want a run down of australian culture

"Hey have you listened to 'the land down under'?"
"Indeed I have. I'm an aussie after all

by Do_I_Care August 27, 2019

Quigley Down Under

When a man and woman go to a fancier restaurant with a table cloth. The woman wears a skirt or dress with no panties or very skimpy panties for easy access. The man then performs oral sex on the woman in the restaurant under the table hopefully concealed by the table cloth. Preferably the man has facial hair with a mustache so pussy juice remnants are on the mustache when he bounces back up.

When Will got reservations at an upscale restaurant, Jill made sure she wore a skirt and no panties for a Quigley Down Under.

by Rugged Farmer December 9, 2019

knock the props out from under

knock the props out from under (someone/something)

- destroy someone's confidence,
- destroy someone's emotional/financial/moral base

Adam will knock the props out from under Susan if he criticizes too much about her work

by cdawg543 February 23, 2008

Six Feet Under

A more poetic way to say someone is dead. Term comes from the practice of digging down six feet below the surface to place coffins.

"Grandpa would have liked this movie if he were alive to see it, but he's six feet under."

by Moondog January 19, 2004