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Cashing Out 

When you hustle for the money, and then spend money on a new item, mostly clothes.
"Yo, I'm about to cash out on the air force ones."

"Yo, I'm cashing out on yeezys.
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cashing out 

1.) verb. 'To cash out.' to exploit a situation to such an extent that you gain financial, sexual or food-based rewards for your efforts

2.)verb. 'To cash out on.'
to cash out on. to beat another man so comprehensively at any competition that the beating is equivalent to ejaculating on their face. e.g. "I cashed out all over his face."
1.) "I cashed out on some sexy pre-teens"
2.) "I cashed out all over his face."
3.) "I'm cashing out this weekend"
3.) "You just cashed the boys out in a big way."
cashing out by a.bond May 7, 2008

Cashing out 

The Act of removing ones penis from a partner’s ass and placing it in their mouth. You must ejaculate in order to "cash out"
Last Thursday some chick let me go A.T.M so i ended up cashing out
Cashing out by H the black guy April 29, 2011

crashing out 

To willingly or unwittingly enter into a situation knowing the outcome will not be good.
Im worried about you bro your "crashing out"
Let this bitch keep talkin and im bout to crash all the way out
crashing out by Rich<> May 17, 2016

cashin' out 

Spending alot of money on various things or people.
Im at the mall cashin' out.
cashin' out by Cinic May 8, 2014

Cashin' Out 

1. When one leaves an area or situation for many of reasons: the police are coming, a physical arguement could occur or sketchy situation.

2. To declare that one is going to sleep due to exhaustion of energy
1. "Bra! Were cashin' out. Word is the PoPo is comin"

2. "Dude, I'm cashin out...I am beat."
Cashin' Out by T. Peters February 12, 2008

casing out 

To check a place out in advance before you rob them.
I was casing out the local store to check for security and merchandise.
casing out by Phantom_one23 September 19, 2013
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