State it

When someone says something that may be embarrassing out of context they can be told to state it and they have to post it on a public forum with no context

Dave: drinking isn’t as fun as an adult
Ben: it’s always better when you’re underage

Dave: state it
Ben: *proceeds to post his comment on his snapchat story*

by Ffsyisevryisernametaken December 28, 2019

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do it for state

A term used before you chug four beers at once with the boys. Or possibly before so stick a firework in your buttcrack, just for fun. Also, it's a frequently used term by your buddy as he records you banging that chick a few dorms down.

"Come on dude! Don't be a pussy, DO IT FOR STATE!"

by _TheGoonSquad_ June 21, 2017

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Do it for state

When your slamming broads, shotgunning beers and sending it with the boys. If you’re at a party, completely fucking wasted, smashing beers on your head and giving in to peer pressure, you’re doing it for state. Full send or no send!

Friend: (throws you a beer) Do it for state!
You: (rips a beauty shotgun) Full fucking send boys!

by Certified Beauty January 30, 2019

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Wow, it's the Empire State Building

Allow me to explain in a language you comprehend: that structure is not the Empire State Building; rather, it constitutes the entire expanse of the state of California.

Wow, it's the Empire State Building

by nomilk August 22, 2023

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when something is destroyed, does it cease to exist or exist in a state of nothingness?

no but really, which one?

physics teacher: okay, class! it's the first day of school and I want to answer any question that you may have.
me: alright, when something is destroyed, does it cease to exist or exist in a state of nothingness?
physics teacher:. *dies*

by warmachine76123 April 17, 2021

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stake it

a phrase originating from an episode of Will and Grace in which Jack is trying to spread a new phrase meaning "Come on, you can do it!" but it keeps being taken over by a very mascualine female personal trainer.

Come on, lift those weights, stake it!

by Chris Keitt July 25, 2006

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