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dyke out 

1. When two usually heterosexual girls get really drunk and make-out with each other.

2. When a lesbian puts on her dykiest looking outfit for a night out, specifically at the gay bar - ie tie and pinstripe vest
1. Holy shit dude, those two chicks are totally dyking out!

2. I'm definitely going to dyke out for the bar tonight with my fauxhawk and pinstripe vest
dyke out by AliceP October 9, 2008
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dyke-out 

To have a woman kiss another woman.
Kayla and Emma began to dyke-out last night.
dyke-out by Anonymous October 11, 2003

dyke out 

v. When two manly lesbians show affection for each other. Not to be confused when two hot feminine lesbians get it on, which is just called good shit.
I saw those two bull dykes dyke out with their mullets in front of the consturction site.
dyke out by maybenot September 4, 2003

dyke out 

When a heterosexual man dons some article of clothing, or other accessory, and is transformed into looking like an old lesbian.
You can really dyke out by wearing James' pink sunglasses.
dyke out by pooopooopooo123 September 8, 2009

dyke out 

when a woman, regardless of sexuality, randomly changes her appearance, making her look like a stereotypical lesbian
god I hope my daughter doesn't dyke out
dyke out by vimk445 May 11, 2021

out-duked 

To be beaten in a fist-fight known as Duke It Out. Usually the winner is the out-duker. This means the person is superior at Duking It Out.
Man 1: I hate you so much!
Man 2: Me too!!!! Let's Duke It Out!!!
Random Bystanders: DUKE! DUKE! DUKE! DUKE! DUKE!!!
(Man 1 and Man 2 fight until Man 2 finally knocks Man 1 out.)
Man 2: You have been out-duked!!!!
(All the bystanders cheer)
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