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Back out

UK slang for "To pull out" Generally referring to weapons such as guns or knifes.
Lemme Back out thewap
by Massive log July 22, 2018
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Flat Out

The term "flat out" means: completely, definitely or clearly.
I am flat out broke.
She is flat out gorgeous!
He is a flat out geek.
by Cheryl_B April 3, 2009
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twacked out

when you've been up for forever on meth and are starting to trip hardcore - ie, when your face is beginning to become one giant open bleeding sore from picking at it.
"damn, i am so twacked out, i plucked until i dont have any eyebrows left."
"your pupils are so big you dont have any color in them - you're hella twacked out."
"for the last time, that is a MINIVAN, not the FBI - quit getting so damned twacked out!"
by The KKK December 21, 2004
mugGet the twacked outmug.

shout-out

shout-out (n.) Slang. A public expression of thanks or gratitude
"I want to give a shout-out to Louisiana's Governor Kathleen Babineaux Blanco for bringing to light the problem of Louisiana's coastal erosion...."
by Sharon June 18, 2006
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niggin out

to be lazy; to shirk your responsibilities
your boss: "excuse me, brian, but you haven't submitted your TPS reports today."
you: "yeah bitch, i bin niggin out all day. lay off."
by jimmy-baby May 10, 2006
mugGet the niggin outmug.

smith out

To act boring and lame in lieu of an obviously more fun opportunity.
We were all going to have a good time but then Jeff decided to smith out.

"Everybody is doing it; don't be a smith"
by STL Beeg November 17, 2006
mugGet the smith outmug.

trash out

1. to break up with someone in a non-sensitive way, sp. to throw them out of the apartment
2. to bad mouth someone behind their back
1. Susie's always bustin' my balls. I got to trash out that bitch. OR I got to trash that bitch out.

2. Dude, I just came from Starbucks and Susie was trashin' you out to all her homies. That bitch was nasty!
by Wittgenstein52 June 22, 2010
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