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walk away 

When a situation arises that the resulting payoff is not worth the time , effort, or money to justify staying involved, ending in abandonment.
1. Tim and Marsha owed more on their mortgage than their house was worth. It ended up being a walk away.
2. "Julie is such a complaining bitch. I think I'm headed for a walk away."
3. "Forget it, man. You'll never see that money again. Walk away."
walk away by modross March 3, 2008

Walk away!

Waste of time, byebye, go away, mind your own business.. or when you ain't wanna know what Somebody interfere in your business or say word in
Elie : What are you saying for? Dude
Kamayi : What do you want?
Elie: just to help you out!

Kamayi: walk away! Bye for real.
Walk away! by E.s.Kamayi7 February 3, 2023

Walk Away 

The act of taking a dump and when going to wipe realizing nothing is there and you're free to go.
"Dude when i took my shit earlier today it was a walk away!"
Walk Away by lysolmax October 5, 2011

Walk away-Talk away 

When someone decides to keep talking to you while they are walking away from you. This is usually frustrating because it becomes increasingly difficult to hear them.
"Is Erik talking to himself?"

"No, he was lecturing me on the history of comic books until he pulled a Walk away-Talk away."
Walk away-Talk away by jfi December 28, 2005

Walk Away On that Ah

When u walk away after a confession
Nah fam gotta walk away on that Ah

Walk Away On that Ahhh

When u walk away after a deep and dark confession
(s)" i put a jonko between my buttocks and smoke mah farts"

(Host)"Show ur face or walk away"

(s)"Nah Fam gotta walk away on that Ahhh"
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countrypolitan 

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