Keith Out
Keith Out by Yorkshire Dale October 6, 2019
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A slang phrase with multiple definitions of the same general meaning.
1. to get wasted
2. to give up
3. to be in a constant sullen mood
4. to be too lazy to do anything
5. a word used to express surprise (usually a negative one)
This phrase is usually used in the past tense (i.e., keished out).
1. to get wasted
2. to give up
3. to be in a constant sullen mood
4. to be too lazy to do anything
5. a word used to express surprise (usually a negative one)
This phrase is usually used in the past tense (i.e., keished out).
1 - "After drinking all that booze, man, I just keished out."
2 - "Everyone keished out on that question in the Biology exam."
3 - Guy A:"Why do you look so keished out this week?"
Guy B:"Man, my dog died on monday,"
4 - "After staying up late last night, I'm keishing out the whole of today."
5 - Wife:"Our car has been stolen!"
Husband:"Keish out!!!"
2 - "Everyone keished out on that question in the Biology exam."
3 - Guy A:"Why do you look so keished out this week?"
Guy B:"Man, my dog died on monday,"
4 - "After staying up late last night, I'm keishing out the whole of today."
5 - Wife:"Our car has been stolen!"
Husband:"Keish out!!!"
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