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Outjection 

1. denial of injection
2. injection occurring outdoors
3. outjecting to a woman as injecting is to a man
4. when a man cums inside a woman and she outjaculates his juices.
1. I got a hot beef outjection yesterday. She wouldn't let me inside her.
2. Oh my gawd dude, we were getting it on at the park last night and I outjected her in the open.
3. I slept with Jose last night and I outjected him.
4. Melanie outjected all of Sven's jucies after he came inside her.
Outjection by Jelly3299 April 10, 2010
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Objection Hearsay

Something Amber Heards lawyer won't stop saying because he can't defend her. He even goes as far as to object his own questions from being answered...!?
Johnnny Depp: *breathes*
Amber Heard's lawyer: OBJECTION HEARSAY

Objection 

A word often used in the Ace Attorney series when one objects to something. It is usually accompanied with desk-slamming and epic background music.
Player: "Hmm.. I dunno... maybe it's this one?" *Present*

Phoenix: "OBJECTION!"

*Cross-examination music stops playing*

Player: "YESSS! I CHOSE THE RIGHT PIECE OF EVIDENCE!"
Objection by Saranghae141 December 30, 2011

Objection Hearsay

A word used to object to your own question. (Typically used in a heavy state of panic)
Amber Heard’s Lawyer: Objection Hearsay
Judge: You asked the question
Amber Heard’s Lawyer: Oh

objection 

Phoenix Wright's bold statement whenever he believes a witness to be lying their pants off.
Girlfriend: "But honey, I never cheated on you with Billy!"

Boyfriend: "OBJECTION! That sticky white stuff on your shoes clearly contradicts your statement."
objection by Phoenix Wright November 26, 2006

Objection, hearsay 

The only thing Benjamin Rottenborn knows how to say
Rottenborn: "Did you, or did you not, drink a mega pint of wine on the night that you allegedly hit Ms. Heard?"

Johnny Depp: "Well, I-"

Rottenborn: "Objection, hearsay.

OBJECTION! 

'This evidence clearly reveals the contradiction in that statement, Your Honor!'
(That's one 'OBJECTION!' too many! Lost one Exclamation Point!)
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