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wild n' out 

To act crazy when ya' fave songs play, when you argue, when you see a dime, etc.
She was wild n' out at the club last night when she saw her man talkin' to this trick.
wild n' out by Leyley August 11, 2006

wild'n out 

To act in a crazy, insane, or humorous manner, usually involving improvising an action. Has similar meanings to the word Crunk.
That caffine had everyone wild'n out.
wild'n out by Jon Thomas October 3, 2005

pulled a wild hare out of my ass

Miraculously getting the motivation to accomplish something difficult and actually pulling it off in the last minute.
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A combination of the phrases "pull it out of my ass" (i.e. doing something difficult in the last minute) and "got a wild hare up my ass" (i.e. unexpectedly having motivation to do something).
I pulled a wild hare out of my ass and wrote my 10 page report starting at 3am the night before it was due.

Wild 'N Out 

Show hosted by Nick Cannon that is displayed on MTV. This is a comedy show that involves impromptu comedy like Whose Line is it Anyways, but with more of a hip-hop twist. Every week Nick Cannon is on the red team and various comedians and celebrities participate on the black team in order to take away Nick's comedy belt. You can view more of the show at overdrive.mtv.com which includes extra clips that aren't in the original show. The impromptu challenges vary from episode to episode, but at the end they do a freestyle battle called the Wildstyle. The Wildstyle is a chance for every funny punchline to get an additional point added to your score. The winner is the team with the most points.
"Have you seen that new show called Wild 'N Out on MTV John," said Bill.

Man, Nick Cannon is so funny on Wild 'N Out too bad he makes so many bad movies and songs.
Wild 'N Out by Tim Bielik September 30, 2006

Wild n' Out 

Pretty much a show that used to be funny but isn't anymore
and consists solely of making fun of white people, ho's and weaves.
Jeff: Hey what's on t.v.?
T.V.:White people, Ho's and Weaves
Jeff: Oh, Wild n' out
Wild n' Out by JohnBuck May 24, 2008

wild n' out 

The real pronounciation of the hit MTV show.
I'm going to go watch Wild n' Out, not Wilin' Out, because I speak English.
wild n' out by Bill Lunglis April 23, 2006
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