Take the Bait

something you say when some one falls for something you say.

>Dave Gannon is dead!
>Take the bait, only the character of Dave Gannon can die, not the real Dave Gannon!

by Robert Kirsty Munro January 24, 2004

bait out

an expression used to signify getting caught, found out, or being blatantly obvious.

Can be used in many various contexts

Opposite of stealth, sneaky, secretive, discrete.

D: Yo lets thief the ice from the cooler behind the corner store
P: Nah b, the garbage man is back there, bait out!

Client: So where we meeting up? At the Cawthra Timmies?
Dealer: Hell no, bait out! The pigs always chill there.

bait out in context as a verb: "Yo, why the fuck did you tell those girls we went out last night? You baited me out! I told them I was sick!"

by kubesicle October 28, 2010

dog baiting

usually refers to picking up a skanky ho promising her drugs on forest road, nottingham

neil went out dog baiting last night and gave her an alligator fuckhouse

by dan85 March 9, 2008

garner-bait

Young looking bird that Garner wants to poke with his tiny schlong!!!

Cor, look at that Garner-bait across the road (on a quad). She wants it big time!!

by Dirty pisshead February 26, 2005

Master bait

The art of mimicking the pleasurable feeling of sex

In the summer I master bait five times a day.

by The shlongster July 9, 2017

wolf bait

a dump.

I dropped wolf bait at Ron's

by itchy corn April 15, 2003

Battle Bait

The extras or unimportant characters in tv shows and movies with battle scenea who were clearly set up to die in battle

I've never seen him before, he must be battle bait.

by madebyfire January 23, 2023