washed-in
A wash-in occurs when you can't leave the pub due to heavy rain. Hence, you are 'washed-in'. It may also be used as a call to stay at the pub regardless of the weather.
washed-in by Mysterious Dave December 28, 2015
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Washed her hand in Ivory soap by Plato Disciple December 26, 2014
get-er-in-get-er-out-get-er-home-get-er-washed
Literal meaning - having quick questionable sex and leaving quickly to wash "it." But also refers to trying to get actions completed quickly. Saying originates from a village in Ireland.
me - did you tap that ugly bitch last nite?
friend - yeh.. had a get-er-in-get-er-out-get-er-home-get-er-washed
friend - yeh.. had a get-er-in-get-er-out-get-er-home-get-er-washed
get-er-in-get-er-out-get-er-home-get-er-washed by Assburger Jenkins November 18, 2009
wasted call in
When your boss asks you to work on Saturday or Sunday and you come in only to find there isn't any real extra work to do.
Duder 1: "Dude it was hella gay how I came in to work Saturday for like 2.5 hrs. What a fucking waste of my time and gas."
Duder 2: "Yea dude your boss totally used a wasted call in on your ass."
Duder 2: "Yea dude your boss totally used a wasted call in on your ass."
wasted call in by westfalia January 18, 2010
Indian washer fluid
To defecate on the front windshield of your car, sit inside without wiping, then turn the wiper blades on the highest setting.
“I finally got those bugs off my windshield!”
“How’d you do it?”
“I used some Indian washer fluid.”
“Haven’t heard of it.”
“I’ve got some left over. I’ll clean your windshield!!”
*cleans windshield*
“Oh.”
“How’d you do it?”
“I used some Indian washer fluid.”
“Haven’t heard of it.”
“I’ve got some left over. I’ll clean your windshield!!”
*cleans windshield*
“Oh.”
Indian washer fluid by Hezezezezezfijigigihuillopitsi May 17, 2019
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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