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on the bird 

On the pull; hoping to hook up with someone; wanting to have some sort of sexual encounter. Usually said by a male
"I've dumped her so I'm on the bird lad"
on the bird by lush33 April 22, 2009

on the bird 

riding the gryphon, traveling from zone to zone in World of Warcraft
"Dude, where are you?"

"I'm on the bird, I'll be there in a minute."
on the bird by temujin71 May 9, 2006

blitzed on the bird 

a term that describes the state you get into when you're on a long transcontinental flight and the airline stewardesses provide alcoholic beverages. Getting blitzed while you're flying several thousand feet high is a unique, strange experience that's much different from getting plastered on the ground.
Me and Del were on a flight to Seattle and we got blitzed on the bird.

Still on the bird's back 

A rural saying originating from Australia. To be "On the bird's back" essentially means being mid-transit; approaching a predetermined location, event, or gathering agreed upon by friends; To almost be ready for something.
Australians in particular use it as a euphemism to reduce swearing around children or foreigners who may take offence to typical Australian dialect, E.g., "Give me a second you whining cunt, I'm almost fucking there." is replaced by a simple "I'm still on the birds back mate".
Person 1: "Where the hell are you!?".
Person 2: "Still on the bird's back man".
Person 1: "Right, see you soon dude".

........

Person 1: "Honey I'm home! How's dinner going?"
Person 2: "Still on the birds back".
Person 1: *beats wife to the tune of monster mash*

throw some lemonade on the bird 

No current definition, but according to a comment in a chuggaaconroy video, it is "an urban dictionary term," so lets make it a reality!
I'm positive "throw some lemonade on the bird" is an Urban Dictionary term.

Flip the bird on his head

To take a system or an enemy’s own strategy, and spin it around so that is used againt itself.
Flip the bird on his head by tricking him to think that he is the predator when in reality he is actually the prey.