by SHIZZLE February 11, 2005
by Lindsay M February 19, 2008
Stop trying to get in her pants. Phrase used in humorous tease or as friendly warning. Spoken as if scolding a misbehaving dog.
Steve is at a party and sees his friend, Jeff, talking to a girl that looks younger than 18.
He walks within earshot and squawks in an exasperated voice, "Get outta there!"
He walks within earshot and squawks in an exasperated voice, "Get outta there!"
by quip meister August 27, 2013
by Wishful Thinking November 11, 2005
Originates from Ireland. Derivative of "Get up out of that".
Meaning: A serious outburst of happieness.
Meaning: A serious outburst of happieness.
Person 1: There's a daycent rave on tonight in the woods, they'll be bangin' out the tunes all night kid!
Person 2: Yiup outta that!
Person 2: Yiup outta that!
by limerick23 November 20, 2010
Drug dealer: "Where's my money?"
Gringo: "I ain't got it? See what had happ..."
Drug dealer 2: "White boy...you outta gas."
or
Dave: "I didn't finish my homework."
Ryan: "Ah man..you outta gas...you know Ms. Jackson don't play."
Gringo: "I ain't got it? See what had happ..."
Drug dealer 2: "White boy...you outta gas."
or
Dave: "I didn't finish my homework."
Ryan: "Ah man..you outta gas...you know Ms. Jackson don't play."
by Ben Anson May 19, 2006
Can be used in a positive way and be a synonym to cool, tight, dope, sick, hyped etc. Can also be used in a negetive way and be a synonym to belligerant, unruly, sketchy, shady etc.
Damn did you see the homie knock that chap out?! Shit was too outtahand! But then the homie got all drunk and threw up in my car that shit was outta hand
by Vengy March 7, 2012