the round around

getting 3 cavities in one month after getting none for your whole life.

wow, she’s giving me the round around

Gez Around

Gezmek is a verb in Turkish language , which means going around/traveling around/visiting places etc.
So when ever you wanna go out and have fun , you can just easily use it!

Lets gez around in Taksim
I need some gezing around to feel better
Where you at ? I'm gazing around beee

Flip your car around

This saying is used towards people who out of the blue start acting weird or oppositely of how they usually act. “Flip you car around” means “you better stop acting this way, Idk what changed your personality” also meaning to tell someone to change their attitude

Josh:hey bro
Brody: don’t talk to me
Josh: damn, flip your car around

we’re through around grass

It means we’re through around grass

Hey man we’re through around grass!

Go Around

1.) An aborted landing of an aircraft that is on final or has already touched town. This can be initiated by the pilots or controllers, typically because of an undesirable runway condition (eg. an obstruction).

2.) An aborted landing of a person before they enter the intimidate region of another person. This can be due to an undesirable condition of the landing place, such as seeing an STI in full bloom.

1.) Controller: “American nineteen sixty one, go around, turn right heading 270.”
Pilot: “Going around, American nineteen sixty one.”
2.) Bob: “Jim had to go around twice last night in under an hour. The first time he was in the pilot seat. The second time, he was in the bathroom with a coworker.”

Go Around

1.) An aborted landing of an aircraft that is on final or has already touched town. This can be initiated by the pilots or controllers, typically because of an undesirable runway condition, e.g. an obstruction.
2.) An aborted landing of a person before they enter the intimidate region of another person. This can be due to an undesirable condition of the landing place, such as seeing an STD in full bloom.

1.) Controller: “American nineteen sixty one, go around.”
Pilot: “Going around, American nineteen sixty one.”
2.) Bob: “Jim had to go around twice last night in under an hour. The first time he was in the pilot seat. The second time, he was in the bathroom with a coworker.”

lurking around

Also known as lurking.
To walk around aimlessly, often due to getting up to look for something and then forgetting what you were looking for.

Please stop lurking around, it gives me the creeps.