to give someone the moon door

To break up with somebody.

Alternatively, it means to fire somebody from a job.

Basically, the word describes any situation in which someone's position or status is completely stripped away from them in one fell swoop.

This phrase derives from the book and TV series, Game of Thrones, in which there is a castle on a high mountain with a hatch built into the floor. This hatch is called the "Moon Door." When opened, the Moon Door releases people into mid air, so that they fall directly to the floor of the Vale far below.

I finally gave Sally the moon door.

Woah, bro, sorry to hear that. Was it a tough breakup?

No. Once she was gone, it was completely over.

{to give someone the moon door

by Ae5Ea8 March 14, 2015

Dolo

D.one O.n L.onely by O.neself. Meaning doing something on your own without the help or advice of others. Informal; originated in the New York area and commonly used by hip hop artists from that particular region.

"dolo of delf for self, see there's no one else" - Q-Tip ("Award Tour" by A Tribe Called Quest)

by Trevor Morris August 23, 2007

front door

noun- the pussy
!not as liked or fun as the "back door"

i decided to go in thrugh the front door instead of the back door

by Anonymous April 25, 2003

revolving door

when someone or something leaves a place or position, only to end up back there shortly after

Don't let him use the revolving door trick.

by The Return of Light Joker December 19, 2009

Shut the front door

Shut the f* up
Are you serious?
When someone states the obvious.

Susie: "They told me that the moon will not shine forever."
Sam: "Shut the front door!"

by Karann September 5, 2005

DeLorean

A drink: Irish Whiskey and Coke on the rocks.

The DeLorean was made in Ireland. John Z. got caught dealing Coke (cocaine). DeLorean Motor Company was "on the rocks", ie, bankrupt. But, the drink tastes good!

by Shelly Bozdog June 19, 2006

one foot on a banana peel and the other one out the door

To be in a very precarious position, most commonly used when a person is in imminent danger of being fired from their job.

The way John has been fucking up at work lately, I wouldn't be surprised if he has one foot on a banana peel and the other one out the door.

by Libertine October 4, 2005