Sunset Blvd 

Helpful and useful code word employed when something goes south. Basically means everybody should leave and do so quickly.

To be used when police show up at a party, people randomly break out various intravenous drugs, someone says something unbearably awkward, or when occupied locations become lame and boring.

Can be used as a noun or verb, depending on the wording of the sentence. When heard anywhere in a sentence the meaning is the same.

Friend #1: "Wow is that your ex?"

Friend #2: "Ummm, yeah did you hear about that party on Sunset Blvd?"

Friend #1: "Let me get my jacket..."

Sunset Blvd by Emoryology October 19, 2007

Sunset Blvd. 

a) Famous highway in Los Angeles, CA.

b) A film noir popularized by its final line "I'm ready for my close-up, Mr. Deville". Stars William Holden and Gloria Swanson. Won 3 Academy Awards/Oscars. Depicts the story of a desperate writer looking to make a cheap buck but ends up trapped within the web of a femme fatale, a former silent film star who wants to re-attain stardom.

I watched Sunset Blvd. in my Film Studies class.

Sunset Blvd. by artistchick November 12, 2006

North of sunset blvd 

Noun: The valley, where people go to live a boring life in suburbia, their kids become druggies and the Karen’s unite.

LA and urban life is a distance imagination when you live north of sunset.

Boyz I never want to end up living north of sunset Blvd.

North of sunset blvd by gafness616 December 31, 2020