Block Away Beauty

A woman who has a good body and looks attractive from a distance but, upon closer inspection is rather ugly.

"Yeah, I saw her in a bar last night. She's not pretty at all. She's a Block Away Beauty."

by Andre Nacmanie October 13, 2008

Mo ya look away

A Yoruba slang coined by a Nigerian musician NairaMarley, It is used when you are not interested in something or a particular conversation. It's also means to be numb to things happening around you.

1) When the lecturer asks a question I don't know & he's coming to my side.. Mo ya look away 👀
2) Her : she posted I'm broke, I need to be spoilt on her status
Me : Mo ya look away👀

by Saucerer January 3, 2020

Put those grippers away

A phrase used when someone has their bare feet sticking right out and it causes a distraction. Usually used in comments online when seeing art of characters who are barefoot. Also similar phrase used: "Put those dogs away"

As I entered the living room, I suddenly noticed that my roommates smelly feet were sticking right at me as she was resting on the couch which caught me off guard, so I told her to put those grippers away and put on socks

by nshadex72 August 25, 2022

Once a Red, always a Red

A phrase used by Manchester United or Liverpool fans meaning they will always support their team.

-Hey, you still support United? They are really bad lately.
-Dude, Once a Red, always a Red.

by Morfeakoss September 18, 2018

Bombs Away

An announcement by the bombadier, usually over the public address system or intercom of an airplane, informing the captain and crew of the aircraft that the bombs/ordnance have been released and are no longer on the aircraft.

Bombadier: Bombs away!
Pilot: Good job. Let's GTFO

by bukbukbagok February 4, 2015

The one that got away

That guy you you could have had it all with but something, whether it was distance or just bad timing, drove you apart and now your left wondering, "what if?"

Tonight's one of those nights I think of Charlie and listen to Boston by Augustana on repeat...alas he was the one that got away.

by SheAteThePlacenta August 7, 2017

Take it away

Imperative expression used to mean "go for it!", "get started!", "it's yours now, run with it!".

Used frequently in TV shows in front of a live audience when ceding center stage to a guest performer/contestant (impromptu or not).

from pulp fiction
host:-Ladies and Gentlemen, the moment you've all been waiting for... The world famous Jack Rabbit Slim's Twist Contest!
Now let's meet our first contestants here this evening...
Young lady what's your name?
uma:-Mrs. Mia Wallace
host:-And how about your fella here?
john:-Vincent Vega !
host:-Alright, let's see what you can do... take it away!!

by kmustermann May 4, 2010