off da spindle

of or pertaining to a level of cool or awesome that transcends description

That Smeagol/Gollum soliloquy was OFF DA' SPINDLE!!!!!!!!!

by Arthur Vandelay July 14, 2003

my pants are completely off

Something incredible is going to happen soon and I am very excited about it.

"Hey, did you hear? Soundgarden are back together and they're gonna be touring again!"

"Holy crap, are you kidding? Oh man, my pants are completely off!"

by uwg January 27, 2010

Blow jack stand off

Where some people are robbing a place and get surrounded by the police and to pass the time they blow jack all the hostages.

It was a blow jack stand off.

by Judge dredd7 April 25, 2011

Melt Your Face Off

Referring to music, if somebody tells you a song or artist “melts your face off” or “will melt your face off” this is generally thought of as a good thing. To melt one’s face off is to completely blow them away or overwhelm them with the intensity or energy of the music being played.

“Hey man! Come see my band’s show on Saturday! Shits gonna melt your face off!

by SexHaver212 December 18, 2021

trippin off your tits

drunk, high, smashed

"you were really trippin off your tits on Friday night"

by maddlaw March 2, 2009

pull off an MS Dhoni

The act of coming at the end of a winning match , and steal all the show by having an awesome finish .

1.The whole crowd witnessed MS Dhoni pull off an MS Dhoni today when he hit the massive six in the match against Pakistan.
2.Messi totally pulled off an MS Dhoni when he scored off at the end of Xavi's awesome dribble.

by MLG@IITB July 18, 2016

Wheels fell off the wagon

A phrase used to indicate that a romantic or sexual relationship has ended, or is, as when the wheels do fall off a wagon, kaput. Sometimes heard as "wheels fall off the wagon" or "wheels falling off the wagon"

"She found out he was also shagging her brother and so the wheels fell off the wagon then."

"Her incessant screwing around on him made the wheels fall of the wagon, and he dumped her."

"If he keeps that up, I can see the wheels falling of the wagon soon."

by Alexandra July 29, 2004