Tanking out
To overeat, overconsume or overindulge in food, drinks and dessert. An adjective of the word tank to refer to someone of a larger stature who typically eats ALOT!
Tanking out by HannieJamZ December 31, 2021
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talking out of your ass
To make an obviously false claim.
To attempt discussion on a topic with no prior knowledge of it usually results in this.
To attempt discussion on a topic with no prior knowledge of it usually results in this.
talking out of your ass by oobymach June 23, 2012
talking out of your ass
When someone says something stupid that they have no proof of. For example, "The Space Shuttle was destroyed by TERRORISTS!"
That asshat's talking out of his ass again
talking out of your ass by Legato February 18, 2003
Talking out of his penis
When you’re making out and he accidentally says “I love you”, but doesn’t really mean it, he just wants to get off. He’s talking out of his penis.
Talking out of his penis by Tucker21 August 25, 2022
Talking out the side of your neck
Prison slang. "I had bitches and money and all that shit out there", said Frank the Rat. "You're just talking out the side of your neck", replied Snake. "you never had two dead flies to rub together motherfucker."
Talking out the side of your neck by Patrick Allen Jones March 29, 2008
Talking Out Soft
Talking Out Soft by Wilshire Bethel March 28, 2009
talking out of your ass
talking out of your ass by AYB February 18, 2003
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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