Thick out

Another way to say see ya later or good-bye. Often followed up by saying "the thickest."

Johnny leaves to go to work and you say "thick out" and in some cases the other person will answer by saying "the thickest."

by i am muffinman August 13, 2010

Trick Out

Verb. Etymology: coming from the modern car tuning scene.
a phrase that means to modify a vehicle with as many types of aftermarket parts, performance or visual-wise, as are supported by that certain vehicle.

"As soon as i get my settlement check, im gonna trick out my ride"

by DJ FoxPhyre March 26, 2003

trick out

To trick out is to put your girlfriend out on the streets, turning tricks. Frequent tactic of low-life sludge who get nice girls hooked on crack. Once they're hooked tricking them out is the next step. The sludge then has dual trade.

Antwan said, "I'm gwon to trick out that fine biotch standing over there once I got my game togetha."

by MsLi April 21, 2006

trick out

to adorn or decorate in an extravagant or gaudy manner

I am not going to trick out my nails.

by The Return of Light Joker August 8, 2008

trick out

(v) (to trick out)

When you're makin' mad-sweet love to a lady friend and someone reaches behind you and tickles your balls, that's trickin' out.

Ben: Coco, this is the most mad-sweet love I've ever made.
Coco: Oh Ben, I love you so!
Ben: ::giggles uncontrollably::
Coco: What's so funny, bastard?
Ben: Xavier! Stop tickling my balls!

by That Dark Haired Chica January 4, 2005

Loped out Trick

A Loped out Trick is a trick that is looking to lope out with you. You hit it once and she's thinking long term vacations, shopping trips...etc... Upon realizing you are not interested, she becomes a Loped out Trick.

X-What's the scoop with you and sheena?
Y-Scoop? Ain't no scoop, I can tell she one of dem "Loped out Tricks" Homie Im just trying to sit tight on some small catch at the moment
X-True, poor girl.

by BrownLeatherBackPack September 20, 2010

out-thicc

When two things are "competing" to be the dominant thicc thing, especially when referring to thighs vs. pants.

Usually, one of the things (e. g. thighs) causes some sort of damage to the other thing (the material of the pants) because of friction, the thiccer thing staying intact and the other thing doesn't stand a chance at being thicc enough to withstand the wear and tear, getting holes worn into it.

Frick, I out-thicced my pants and now there are holes in the inner thighs.
I can't wear like half of my pants anymore because I out-thicced them.

by ghost_ducky_ducky April 16, 2021