Wheelsy
Wheelsy by capnsweatpants May 24, 2014
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wheelsy
A situation or state of mind in which things are getting out of control or quickly spiraling into chaos. Picture a bus or semi-trailer truck driving at high speeds with its wheels coming off.
Our executives are failing to communicate a consistent message in the midst of all this public criticism. Things are getting wheelsy around here!
wheelsy by sojourner1212 February 19, 2011
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Cheap & typically factory sized aftermarket wheels that people install on their truck because they don't want to pay for larger tires, or spend the money for something nice. Usually observed in worn shape with cheap powder coat chipping off, or ugly finishes & styles.
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the wheels came off the bus
A situation whereby things get going so fast or are so bad that the entire operation project or relationship fall apart in a catastophic manner.
When the adjustable rates mortgages reset the wheels came off the bus. Many Yuppies who had purchased large expensive homes now found themselves in foreclosure unable to sell their homes or make the now huge payments in a declining real estate market.
the wheels came off the bus by Norbert Young March 29, 2007
wheels of steel
n. turntables, often specifically (but not necessarily) Technics SL1200 series turntables, noted for their steel platters
wheels of steel by hyperexcel June 17, 2003
until the wheels fall off
until the wheels fall off by zzgone January 26, 2010
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