lay back in the cut

1. to relax and stay at home. 2. to not go out and have fun with your friends 3. a blockbuster night

What are you doing tonight?

I don't know, I think I'm just gonna lay back in the cut.

by Mark Abell December 18, 2004

Around the world and back

When you start of getting a blow job then move to vaginal intercourse. After which you go to anal intercourse then finish in her mouth.

Hey girl wanna go "around the world and back"? Yeah, where are we starting? In your mouth, then I'll move to your pussy; work your ass for a while before I cum in your mouth. Your nasty!

by Jelle2fo20 February 1, 2015

going back to the start

getting back to the good

getting back those happy thoughts & feelings

starting over

I'm going back to the start

by morphologicalfreedom September 28, 2013

back in the day

something from the past, sometimes from one's younger years, or the beginning of something.

"I used to play some ball back in the day."
"That team was actually good back in the day."

by Brit October 4, 2003

Back to the Salt Mines

To go back to tedious work after a good break.

Kids: "Laughing", "Talking"
Teacher: Alright lets get "Back to the Salt Mines"

by Pasty White Boys January 14, 2019

I eat my cereal with water because my dad never came back with the milk

The meaning of the father not bringing back milk is a very sad story. I have no idea why it's called milk, but when a dad breaks up with his family and leaves his partner, he'll say that he's going to the store to buy milk but then he never comes back. Depression spirals. You have a mental breakdown. The phrase 'I eat my cereal with water because my dad never came back with the milk' Is used as a joke or a way to break the news to someone. I'd rather go get my own milk 😤

Person 1: Make me cry
Person 2: I eat my cereal with water because my dad never came back with the milk
Person 1: 😭😭😭😢😥😰😭😓😩😫🤤😭😭😭😭😭😭

by Urmommia June 29, 2023

back in the diz-ay

In days of yore; olden times; mythical past where the girlies were hot, the beer cold, and the nintendo worked perfectly without having to blow inside the cartridge; the good old days

Back in the diz-ay you could get two packs of Bubble Yum AND a can of coke for a dollar, and still have enough money to go play a game of Mario Bros.

by Luddy July 19, 2004