when God was handing out brains he took a break for lunch when he came back alot of ppl got tired of waiting so they "walked off" hence the term walk offs
by drowningkitty November 5, 2010
To perform a Wichita walk off you must first catch a house fly and remove its wings without killing it. You then get in the bathtub and let your penis head float just above the surface of the water thus creating a desert island for your wingless fly to walk around on. You can also put a cocktail umbrella in your pee hole for added effect.
by paul loots April 12, 2006
While bangin' the hottest girl you will ever get in your life, you have a heart attack and die. Game over.
Steve, that lucky bastard, ended it all in dramatic fashion, on top of his secretary, with some walk-off pussy.
by Manny's Wood August 7, 2009
Walk Off The Earth is an awesome band that does covers and sometimes writes their own songs. Their latest album is called "R.E.V.O." Meaning "Realise Every Victory Outright" and contains their popular cover of the song "somebody that I used to know" by Gotye. They were formed in 2006. The shortened name of their band is "W.O.T.E."
by The Rioter/La Louve April 8, 2015
by griffbeats August 11, 2009
You need to 'Walk off your Mad' before this goes any futher. There is an Oak tree farther down this road. Go down there and scream your heart out then come back this way when you're calmer.
by talk2me-JCH2 April 28, 2022
A term in sports lingo that has gotten completely out of control. Originally coined by Dennis Eckersley in 1993 to describe a home run of such power that you don't even turn around to look ... you just walk off the mound.
The corny fools at ESPN - and their brain dead followers - now use the term to decribe virtually any play that ends the game; walk-off hit, balk, double, single, etc.
"Game-ending" and "Game-winning" have surrendered.
The corny fools at ESPN - and their brain dead followers - now use the term to decribe virtually any play that ends the game; walk-off hit, balk, double, single, etc.
"Game-ending" and "Game-winning" have surrendered.
If we use the term "Walk-Off Home Run" why not ... "The Mets lost in the bottom of the 10th on a walk-off groundout."
by Trendon July 21, 2009