Turner Field

Where drunk and misguided baseball fans go to jump off the upper deck, usually resulting in death.

When I went to Turner Field, some drunk guy fell from the upper deck. Ironically, he was trying to boo A-rod.

by Deez Nuts 2016 October 18, 2015

turite

A contracted version of 'too right' (pronounced either the same way or 'Too rit') meaning 'of course'. However it can also be used as an exclamation of one's approval or agreement.

Jonno: So this wee prick comes chattin' shit bout ma maw so I hooked him tae the jaw.

Dylan: Aye, fuckin' turite mate.

by Faberino June 3, 2016

Turn around and shit on your own shoe

Basically telling someone off .
Similar to "go fuck yourself" or "eat shit"

Jason- "You're ugly."
Daniel- " Why don't you turn around and shit on your own shoe, Jason."

by 0Pink_Omega0 November 28, 2016

turn up thursday

The rare occasion when you dont have to work on Friday, so you "turn-up' on Thursday.

Don't have to come in Friday morning, so we're making this a Turn up Thursday.

by Leon Ardo April 27, 2017

turn and churn

The act of turning a defender and blasting the ball in the back of the net in football

Did you see Josh’s turn and churn just then?!

by Don Jaynomiakbar October 8, 2017

Turned Over

Turn/Turned Over - Beating a video game so badly the game stopped working.

Origin: While the references to video games started in the early 80's the term originally comes from when pinball and other arcade machines used a mechanical score counters which would "Turn over" back to all zeros when the score was maxed out. When digital counters became the norm the term came to mean beating the game until it stopped working.

"Did you hear? Bobby finally Turned Over Cosmic Avenger!"

by Galvamel June 9, 2018

turn the air blue

phrase British informal

to swear many times or use a lot of rude words, for example because you are angry. You can also say that the air turns blue if someone speaks in this way.

While youre in this house you will not turn the air blue, you got it?

by lawomous June 18, 2018