getting in
Getting in is before you do anything sexual or romantic, it's the getting close and talking before hand.
getting in by Googlybonbons February 9, 2015
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Getting In Nice
An action mostly associated with being hungover.
To get into a comfortable position in front of the tv with a duvet/blanket, and all essentials within arms-length. Such as remote, drinks, snacks and phone.
To get into a comfortable position in front of the tv with a duvet/blanket, and all essentials within arms-length. Such as remote, drinks, snacks and phone.
Getting In Nice by Pontcanna Razz Clart March 2, 2009
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Getting in 1
jakes getting in 1 right now, he's been booting for the past hour, probably cause of that kodiak he tossed in. kid's a hoss
Getting in 1 by ogbigfernie August 28, 2018
Getting in the piss
One of the highest ranks of expressing how intoxicated you are, or will be. More aggressive form of 'getting on the piss' or 'OTP', as you are quantifying how deep you will be getting in the piss, rather than just getting on it. (See also: piss = alcohol/alcoholic beverage).
John: What are ya up to tonight mate?
Darryl: Getting in the piss bro.
John: How deep?
Darryl: Till I can't feel my legs
Darryl: Getting in the piss bro.
John: How deep?
Darryl: Till I can't feel my legs
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getting in that paper
Synonym: "breaking through that paper"
-used when a male college student expresses their want for sexual intercourse with an attractive female to another male friend or bro.
-used when a male college student expresses their want for sexual intercourse with an attractive female to another male friend or bro.
1) TJ:"Man look at that girl over there she is amazing!!"
Sean:"Oh my god I know, I want to be getting in that paper!"
2) "Man that girl over there looks fine as hell. I want to be breaking through that paper right now!"
Sean:"Oh my god I know, I want to be getting in that paper!"
2) "Man that girl over there looks fine as hell. I want to be breaking through that paper right now!"
getting in that paper by ukfan23 November 17, 2009
getting in a domestic
"yo me and sandra got in a domestic earlier"
"damn, you rock her shit?"
"bro she hospitalized on god"
"Man if she doesn't make me a sandwich I'm getting in a domestic with her"
"bro clap her ass"
"damn, you rock her shit?"
"bro she hospitalized on god"
"Man if she doesn't make me a sandwich I'm getting in a domestic with her"
"bro clap her ass"
getting in a domestic by TheManOfChairs November 1, 2021
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