put your foot into

#1: To really put an effort into something; to do an outstanding job.

#1: "Judging from the way our parade float looks, you really put your foot into making the float look good".

by VaNellie September 29, 2005

Put your foot in

Meaning that it is fantastic! Usually referring to a great meal.

Mom, you put your foot in those collard greens!

by Stacia22 August 12, 2008

Putting your foot in it

To do something very well, to excel at something. Basically to 'kick it in the ass.'

We ate at some excellent BBQ last night at your restaurant. You will definately do good business as long as you keep putting your foot in it like that.

by Bubba 99 August 17, 2009

put your foot in it

when someone says you put your foot in somethin, that means you know how to cook whateva 'it' is, well

mmm. yo mama's frie dchicken is off da chain! you know she put her foot in it!

by yay area baby May 29, 2005

put your foot in

This is when you achieve something to the best of your ability. It is often used in African American communities to describe cooking something especially well

"Damn laquita you put your foot in those ribs. I might have to slap you bitch!"

by sussmeout December 8, 2008

put your foot in your mouth

Saying something that makes a person feel pain or embarrassment.

I had to second-guess you for a while for putting your foot in your mouth.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 28, 2005

put your foot through a Van Gogh

To ruin something beautiful by trying to improve it.

You think I should lose weight?

Hey, don't put your foot through a Van Gogh, now.

by Alex Stockwell November 10, 2007