Follow through

The act of squeezing too hard to get a fart out and accidentally forcing a little bit of poo out aswell. May also happend without effort when suffering from diahorrea.

Shit. I think I followed through

Dude he followed through and it fell out of his trousers!

(In an exam)
Pupil: Please sir can I go to the toilet?
Teacher: Don't be such a baby.
Pupil: But I followed through.
Teacher: ...Get out.

by shup July 7, 2004

follow through

To accidentally soil ones underpants whilst attempting to fart; create russet gusset, drop a pebble.

it felt like a normal fart...i pushed too hard and goddamn if i didnt follow through.

by Moose McEvil December 28, 2005

Follow through

When breaking violent wind allows a chocolate mini-egg to escape.

"Fuck me mate that reeks! Did you follow through?!"

by Darren Jones June 12, 2003

follow through

Someone who accidentally soils their undergarments after putting too much effort into passing wind

Someone over indulges at the curry house on sunday night, goes into work on Monday morning,fellow colleague begins to sniff loudly,"Phwoar who's followed through?someone must have,that's lingered for a good five minutes it stinks!!!"...meanwhile the main offender goes cheery red and decides not to own up and makes hasty retreat to the staff toilets.

by Jo July 25, 2004

follow through

When one attempts to trump to hard and thus inadvertantly sprays bottom chocolate all over their pants and down their legs. see soiled

"you just try and follow through" kitty said

by Yerpingley McStrumpleburtt May 31, 2006

Follow through

When you fully commit to something, carrying on, when you begin to stop. Similar to full sending it. Full send commiting

When you try pussying out of something which you've been darred to do , so you mates say you need to "follow through"

by Dog is God backwards ! September 23, 2018

Non-follow-through-er

n. (var. non-follow-thru-er). Someone who does not "follow-through" with his or her words or promises. Typically an "idea" person so wrapped up in his/her ideas that s/he does not take the time to actually execute one. Also, someone who is "flakey."

My frustration with non-profit organizations is that they attract non-follow-through-er (s) who spend all day concocting ideas for change, and fractionally less time towards implementing those ideas.

by sawaha October 2, 2008