out

Noun: a choice or chance to stay or go in any given situation.

"Tony was given his out from the family in the form of his dead cousin - a payment for past dues now retrieved by a bullet - and he took it with no pride: he was on a plane out of Jersey the next day."

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Going out out

Going out Over Usual Time (out). In short going out out. Means that you are properly having a night out with your friends which most likely includes getting completely wasted and come back home at 6AM.

"Hey are we going out tonight?"
"Not just out man, we're going out out!"

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out

not having any weed.

"bill, you got any weed?"
"no, i'm out"

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by out

verb - to by out, colloquialism - to engage in a structured ritual for the purpose of determining who will get the first turn or take an advantaged play in a game or sport. Examples of by out alternatives might be doing a paper/rock/scissors play, rolling dice, flipping a coin, or putting alternative hands atop each others on an inverted baseball bat.

Example situation. A kid approaches a group about to start a game of baseball and, to see whether they've actually begun yet, might ask, "Did you by out yet?" Winner of the bying out gets to choose whether his or her team bats or fields first. if they already did the by out then it's too late to join the game unless both teams are okay with it.

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in-and-out

detailed; all-encompassing.

I want an in-and-out report, not just a summary.

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out there

mentally challenged; retarded

My mind is a little out there today

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On the out

On the out, a fictitional idiom invented by Jake. Jake is a doofus.

The other day, jake said he and miss piggy were on the out. We roffled him.

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