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Urban Dictionary

Let him cook 

To let him/her cook is to let them concentrate deeply on performing a certain activity. It is usually when they are doing it at a high speed or doing sometimes ingenious

1) Concentrate deeply on performing a certain activity

> The activity is being done at a high speed
> The activity requires intellectual, physical, mental, social, economical, financial or social skills
Friend: Yo can you do my English homework
Me: aight sure
Other Person: *comes in* Hey guys want some food
Me: *finishing 5000 word essay in 10 minutes*
Friends: nah let him cook
Let him cook by Psude 'Nim June 8, 2024

Needletail#2004 

A discord user who draws furries. also is a furry
Needletail#2004 is offline. Thank god.
Needletail#2004 by TotallyNotNeedle September 25, 2021

that's what she said 

turning a everyday sentence into something hillarious.
that's what she said
that's what she said by chris35 January 16, 2011
This medal may be awarded to a member who intelligently and in the line of duty gives his life what distinguishes himself by the performance of an act of courage involving risk of imminent danger to his life with knowledge of that risk above and beyond the call of duty surpassing that of valor
"They were shooting everywhere. But he just ran in as if he didn't care. I bet he will receive the medal of falor"
falor by 5555555555 July 18, 2015

Bang out 

A person who sits at home playing a single game for hours and doesn't go outside.

Is also said to someone who is amazingly good at a video game, and never plays anything else.
Daniel is such a bang out at call of duty!

I can't stop being a bang out at this.
Bang out by RoadmanTranslations July 20, 2017

In ya gate 

A term that can be attached to the end of any sentence to stress importance and street credibility.

A term that has no specific meaning and can be used in pure nonsense.
"I got the job... In ya gate"

"Colleen, In ya gate"
In ya gate by Matt Serri January 27, 2009

on the kick 

Meaning 'on the Sidekick' texting, surfing the web, playing games, etc.
"Hey, what are you doing?"

"On the kick. You?"
on the kick by Princess P April 15, 2008
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