Going Japan

Where two friends (preferably both the same gender) simultaneously drop atomic bombs in adjacent stalls

Yo, Kellen and I are Going Japan on the toilets in long wing.

by Fatman and Little Boy September 9, 2019

going to see Watson

Euphemism for taking opiates. Derived from loratabs/hydrocodone pills labelled "Watson 540"

"I'm going to see Watson."
"No, I can't drive. I went to see Watson like six times today."

by RedConversation May 4, 2012

Feeling the heat go up my body

A figure of speech to signify how someone feels when they're nervous, anxious, worried, afraid, ashamed, or even shy.
This is typically an unpleasant feeling, because you will see something that hurts you, worries you, or scares you.

I am feeling the heat go up my body whenever I see a picture of that girl, because I miss her terribly, but I know at the same time that she doesn't want me, so I will never get the chance to be with her.

by Lueriva Fetheroviu June 26, 2023

nothings going on

white people sitting around a table drinking (natty ice) wondering what's going on later,but they do not achieve going out, therefor nothing is going on

I just posted at my spot with a blunt and a brew, nothings going on.

by gypsy nig November 15, 2010

going to camp

An efficient way of telling your friends tha you're gay.

To guys, I'm going to camp.

by Reach71 March 9, 2016

go naru

To go naru on someone.-

To be overly lewd about men in a conversation with somebody.

Damn, she really went all naru on her even imitated lyx's chocking lmao!

Dunno, girl, can't go naru on him, it's too early.

by Hlebets May 28, 2020

So-go

Sogo is short for "I am sorry, you go ahead". Can be used when 2 people speak over each other or almost bump into each other while walking. Saves a lot of airtime and awkwardness by saying so-go.

John and Jane speak over each other at the same time and pause for each other at the same time - until one says "I am sorry go ahead" or So-go. So-go can also be applied to when you're walking and almost bump into a stranger and instead of picking opposite paths, you both take the same step in either direction, causing an awkward moment. At this point one can remain where they are and say "so-go" and the other person choses which step to take and break the tie.

by Mochasina August 4, 2019