Shit Out
when something, whether it be an object or person, breaks to a point of disrepair and/or no functioning uselessness
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shit out
shit out by Curtis Edwards March 25, 2009
Shit Out
When someone kills you on call of duty, and you really are quite seriously considering murder. Like proper full on murder.
Shit Out by snatchbandit February 10, 2010
Shit out
Shit out by Scousemsttlad June 10, 2018
Shit Out of Luck No.3
The Earth
Shit Out of Luck No.3 by Antoine, but kinda mean, and a December 29, 2020
shit out of luck
When a request or problem is described, this phrase is used to tell the person that what they need or are requesting is simply not possible/available and probably won't be in the near future. An "urban" variation of "out of luck".
Jill: I'd like to borrow your bike so that I can go down to the grocery store.
Jack: Sorry Jane, its got a flat, you're shit out of luck.
Jack: Sorry Jane, its got a flat, you're shit out of luck.
shit out of luck by James McKey March 9, 2006
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