gotta take me outta

An expression stating ones need to exit an email trail among friends whilst within the work place.

Gotta take me outta these emails people, I am gonna get collared

by YidoRickyG October 29, 2008

Hostile Takeover

When you take control of a business situation by forcing your way in because it isn't up to par with your company's standards, or you buyout or buy in to a company in order to take control of it, often done by the company's competition in order to either shut it down or forcibly make it an asset or ally.

Person: Why does the sign outside say "under new management"?

Person 2: Hostile takeover, they swooped in and booted the old guys.

by AreSeeCola June 22, 2013

just take my wallet!

1. Angrily yelling these words to express anger towards someone
2. Not having the ability to pay a bet

David: Chris you owe me $20 for losing the bet
Chris: I don't have the money. Just take my wallet!

by sndb October 21, 2013

Already Taken Disqualification

Someone who is already in a relationship and is not eligible to hookup with or get with you and/or them.

Jason: Is your ex texting you again? I guess he's already heard that you broke up with your boyfriend.
Charmaine: I think he's trying to get drafted during Transfer Season. For some reason he's ignoring the Already Taken Disqualification.
Jason: That guy's got a bad case of CharMania. I could see him wearing a t-shirt with your face on it!

by ♡SpankYourOwnMonkey♡ March 20, 2015

To take somones crown

To take somones viginity or there crown

To take somones crown :Jack fell down and lost his crown and Jill came tumbling after.

by Kittenfucker69 December 23, 2016

Visnich Take

To be so absurd no one can keep cool.

Griffin: Bro, Nick that was way out line.
Tally: What do you meannnn?
Griffin: That’s cold…
Ryan: (shakes his head), A Visnich Take…

by notprime June 11, 2021

The instant take-back feeling

The feeling derived after suddenly saying something without thinking about it, therefore creating the desire to take back what you just said. Normally following with a slightly embarrassed, and guilty feeling.

Often this feeling occurs when one is trying to be funny, but many times what is said is either very stupid, or very rude. In most circumstances the speaker wonders why they even said it in the first place.

Sometimes, one can even get the instant take-back feeling for other people when they say something stupid.

STEVE: Well, god, Mia just broke up with me...

BOB: Mia was fat anyways

BOB: (Instant take-back feeling)

STEVE: Yeah...

BOB: Haha...um well, at least you can.. ya'know... date other girls and stuff now...

BOB: Sorry, I just got the instant take-back feeling...

by noponylovesme November 5, 2011