falling out

A term meaning 'to lose consciousness' due to a person's over consumption of GHB. Minutes and/or, sometimes, hours later, they tend to regain consciousness and are, fully awake, cognizant of their environment.

She can't handle her G, honey, she's about to fall out.

or

We call Adrian "Fall Out Boy" as he is often falling out at every party.

by Jibber McJibberton July 8, 2010

falling out

To pass out or to fall on the floor in emotional distress.

I was running the mile in PE and when I got done I was practically falling out.

-OR-

When Gina found out her baby had cancer, she was falling out all over the place.

by SMXT November 15, 2009

Falling Out

A fight leading to separation. This can occur in any relationship, including families and frinedships. The separated parties generally pretend that those on the other side no longer exist.

Mike: Should we stay at Jeff's place tonight?
Tim: No way man. Me and him had a falling out.

by fox April 25, 2005

fall out

A fight or disagreement that usually results in a long period of not talking with that person.

My band lost our guitarist cause me and him had a fall out.

by usedfake August 1, 2007

Fall out

May become unconscious
Have a temporary loss of consciousness
Have a syncope episode

Do not work long in the sun without drinking lots of water, you’ll fall out and get hurt.

by gort September 30, 2004

fall out

action verb specifically describing a drug overdose, usually from heroin, benzodiazepines, or a combination of both.

I think she's about to fall out from that dope she just shot.

by mcGherk July 30, 2006

fall out

1) To fight or argue with someone.
2) A video game based in the future, where you live in 'Vaults' and you try to escape to the polluted world outside (nuclear bomb war)

1) Jenny: I wish you'd shut up! *pushes*
Carl: *slaps*
Jenny: I'm going to fall out with you.
2) Ryan: Hey, have you seen that new video game Fallout 3? It's awesome dude.

by Clean¦Writer March 14, 2009