Get The Plates
Get The Plates by Dagon April 18, 2005
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Get The Plates
Get The Plates is phrase used when implying that someone or something has just been "served". Commonly used in high schools with many variations such as, "Start handing the plates out" and "Get the plates cuz' you just got served"
Get The Plates by SerBSPeeD September 11, 2004
Word of the Day on April 18, 2005
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Get The Plates
something only 2 hick highschools in the country actually say after watching You Got Served on the one-screen theatre in their town (which played 3 months after it came out on DVD) and now use every time they can to seem crunk
Get The Plates by hickssuck April 18, 2005
Get The Plates
Phrase used when purchasing a car. Refers to telling the auto sales person that you are buying the vehicle and wish for him to go to the DMV to get the license plates.
Get The Plates by BillG April 18, 2005
Get The Plates
Guy1: ohhhh!!! get the plates!
Everyone else in the room: Shut the fuck up faggot *beats the shit out of guy 1*
Everyone else in the room: Shut the fuck up faggot *beats the shit out of guy 1*
Get The Plates by suck my dick, cockface! April 18, 2005
Get the Plate
an expression meaning "I'm about to cum!" Originates from a metaphorical Thanksgiving dinner, where the 'plate' is loaded down with turkey, ham, stuffing, corn, green beans, mashed potatoes, etc. However the gravy is substituted with human semen about to be spread across the mashed potatoes.
Derrick: "Dude look! You can see Tiffany's G-string through her yoga pants!"
Blake: "OMG dude! Get the Plate!"
Blake: "OMG dude! Get the Plate!"
Get the Plate by PCHSxc December 3, 2016
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