Caleing It
Caleing It by noone101123 December 17, 2011
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calling it a night
calling it a night by Chris Cleven May 27, 2007
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calling it
Claiming rights to something. Like calling the last beer in the fridge, or the front seat in a car. Calling shotgun.
There's one beer left in the fridge, I'm calling it!
Yo mofo! Why you drinkin' that beer? I called it!
Yo mofo! Why you drinkin' that beer? I called it!
calling it by Dr. Sunshine March 29, 2009
calling it in
"i don't even care about that job, i'm more or less calling it in, when i do show up for work" -disgruntled employee
calling it in by *fap* September 29, 2005
Cageing It
A derivative of 'Phoned It In', 'Cageing It' is when an actor gives the most outlandish and ridiculously over the top performance possible; generally under the assumption that the film they're starring in is going to be terrible regardless of what they do (and they hate themselves a little for even being in it), and that the director is unwilling or unable to stop them from doing whatever they want.
Named for the over the top performances typified by Nicolas Cage.
Named for the over the top performances typified by Nicolas Cage.
Did you see Eddie Redmayne in Jupiter Ascending? Totally Cageing it.
What was with Michael Sheen at the end of Twilight? He was definitely Cageing It. That dude just didn't give a fuck.
What was with Michael Sheen at the end of Twilight? He was definitely Cageing It. That dude just didn't give a fuck.
Cageing It by Val_Killmore February 27, 2015
Is that what they're calling it these days
1) An expression of surprise at slanguage one hasn't heard before, especially when it's obviously sexual or scatological in nature.
2) A tongue in cheek way of turning an ordinary comment into a double entendre by implying the above.
2) A tongue in cheek way of turning an ordinary comment into a double entendre by implying the above.
Dude, I'm heading home. I'm gonna go online and play some World of Warcraft.
Oh really? Is that what they're calling it these days?
Oh really? Is that what they're calling it these days?
Is that what they're calling it these days by BornBlitzed January 19, 2011
calling it
Medical Staff term to state that an individual has passed away. Background not known (by me anyway).
calling it by Raney November 20, 2004
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