gray out
To put one's mind at ease, or smooth out worrisome thoughts figuratively represented as black-and-white.
gray out by Ereck Flowers June 5, 2017
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gray rocket out
A way to leave a relationship with someone that is hooked on drama, become boring
as a way to exit ASAP.
as a way to exit ASAP.
gray rocket out by Clever Celtic April 8, 2017
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Grayout Drunk
Not quite as drunk as being Blackout Drunk. You're still capable of making some form of conscious decisions, but whether or not they're wise is to be determined per individual situation. You also remember about 56% of what occurred while under the spell of the mistress "Rum Punch." Regardless, you still walk around like a moron and tend to exist haphazardly.
Kyle showed up for work grayout drunk yesterday. He was on time, and punched in, but then just disappeared for 45 minutes and we found him having a full on heated argument with a storm drain and a mop bucket.
Grayout Drunk by brrt March 6, 2015
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