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over the hill 

Meaning that you are 40yrs old, therfore you have reached the climax of your life time and your beggining to go "over the hill."
My dad just had his 40th birthday, therefore hes over the hill
over the hill by Robbie Young April 7, 2004
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over the hill 

Reaching the average mid-point in life, which is age 40. Therefore 40th birthdays are generally thought of as making it "over the hill". You've gone up the hill for 40 years ⬆️ (healthy, youthful appearance, etc.), now 40 more years down the hill ⬇️ (decreasing health, loss of physical beauty, etc.)
My mom is gonna be over the hill this month, she's turning 40!
over the hill by tman147258 October 17, 2016

over the hill 

In the rest of the world over the hill refers to someone over 40 or 50 but in Birkenhead your considered past it if you aren't married with kids at 19.
Person 1: OMG see that girl there? She's well over the hill her, shes 22 AND aint got no kid or even been married.
person 2: OMFG old hag!!!!
over the hill by old23yroldhag December 9, 2008

over the hill 

when you are 50-yrs-old and to old to live...
heh....
my uncle just hit 50! hah! over-the-hill geezer!
over the hill by chop_shop July 28, 2004

over the hill 

A mature person over the age of 30.
Robbie turned 30 and was over the hill.
over the hill by Marla89 September 22, 2016

not over the Hill 

Those who cannot get over Hillary losing.
Poor Janine, protesting and not over the Hill yet!
not over the Hill by I, Wreckerrr November 21, 2016

run over the baby hill 

having sex with a heavily pregnant woman
"the missus was feeling a bit frisky the other day so I had to take a run over the baby hill"
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