Took the Barry Way to Melbourne

(Saying/Phrase) To do something the hard way/make something more complicated.

"Oliver spelt 'Kronk' like 'Cronque', bro took the Barry Way to Melbourne.

by notoliverbatson June 4, 2024

Tokojurbs

From the South Park episode "Goobacks," a redneck slang term which means "They took our jobs"

"Deez peepul from da feutoor ah taking away ur jurbs! Tokojurbs!"

by Examygen September 17, 2024

Took me to Texas

New age version of when someone ghosts you.

“Hey you still talking to that girl?”
“No. That bitch took me to Texas.”

by Boejangles03 December 8, 2024

Took off

Yo tell someone your going to rob them or to make fun of them about being robbed

Aye dummy didn’t you get took off by my lor mans?

by c_xj1 January 2, 2025

Tookie

booty hole

go clean yo Tookie

by sexy bitch liz March 12, 2025

Tookaville

Tookaville is a set of Gangster Disciples in Chicago, there main rival is O'Block, a set of Black Disciples in Chicago.

For Example: "I am in Tookaville"

by LCTIsCOol March 2, 2026

Took the Bait

Past tense of taking the bait—acknowledging that one fell for a provocation designed to elicit reaction. "Took the bait" is often said with regret, recognition, or by observers noting the trap. It marks the moment when engagement became manipulation, when response became capture. The phrase carries the weight of hindsight: you see now that you were played.

Took the Bait "He looked at his angry reply and sighed. 'I took the bait.' The post was designed to make him angry, and he'd obliged. Now the baiter had exactly what they wanted: his attention, his emotion, his time. Took the bait means you played their game—and they wrote the rules."

by Dumu The Void March 4, 2026