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Flunk Out 

Flunk Out - verb

To flunk out is to party on a weeknight before a test, exam, quiz, etc. One gets so inebriated that he/she flunks his/her test, exam, quiz, etc. Another word for faded, throwed, or any other synonym, but with more meaning.
"Hey man, do you plan on going out tonight? You have two exams tomorrow."

"I plan to just flunk out tonight."

"Damn shame, my dude."
Flunk Out by Animal Edge July 8, 2012

Flunk out with my Junk out

To fail a course, test or exam because you spent too much time partying and not enough studying.
"Hey, want to study for our Liberal Arts test?"
"No way man! I'm gonna flunk out with my junk out!"

Flunk Out A Pup 

Giving birth to a baby.
Slim: Hey, I hear that Koolaidria just got fired from her customer service job at Direct TV. What's ol' girl gonna do fo' money?

Jim: She's about to flunk out a pup an' scoop up some more child support, WIC and gov'ment cheese.
Flunk Out A Pup by PsyopJedi January 24, 2011

letting the funk out 

Opening a door and/or window to air out the smell of raunchy sex in a room or car.
"Close that window, you're letting the funk out!"
letting the funk out by Skeez September 23, 2012

took all the funk out 

Usually describes the sound of a bad white band trying to play black music. It can also be applied in situations where someone is just being too uptight or not "keeping it real".
(Band plays poor version of "Brick House")
Reaction: "Damn! They took all the funk out of that!"

"Funk out with your junk out"  

"Funk out with your junk out"
At IU, the AMAC got liquored and funked out with his junk out. He's a ginger-kid, so his junk scared all the females, but he was so drunk, he didn't care.
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doorwall 

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"Bob! John's gonna bring over them doorwalls from Wallsides on Tuesdee afternoon 'round two-thirty. Get 'er done!"
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Soul digger

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"That guy's a soul digger. He'll expect you to work full time, but you'll be doing all the cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping, and childcare while he plays video games or watches TV."
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