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lard off

A public argument between two fat people

Look at those two having a lard off in the street.

by iwys June 24, 2007

46๐Ÿ‘ 3๐Ÿ‘Ž


Step Off

You would use the term when you think it would be in the be in the best interest of the party/s or person/s confronting you to leave and/or leave you alone. It should be stated with feeling.

You best step-off, mother fucker!

by W. Steward April 21, 2004

639๐Ÿ‘ 83๐Ÿ‘Ž


On and Off Relationship

When you and your girlfriend/boyfriend are on and off . Y'all have been thru so much , arguments, lying, heartbreak, personal issues and one day y'all not speaking to each other and then 2 days later y'all are all flirtatious and kissey face again. Everybody knows that you two love eachother .. Y'all break up one day and back together the next

Friend : You and so and so still together?
Girl : Idk
Other Friend : They on and off all the time
Friend : Knowing y'all gonna be all on eachother in no time
Girl : I love him but he's too much. We just have a on and off relationship

by yohoewce May 21, 2015

65๐Ÿ‘ 6๐Ÿ‘Ž


piddled-off

When a TV program (such as the news or other current events program) forces heavy censorship, they urge the reporters, narrators, and other crew to say something like piddled-off instead of pissed-off.

{Narrator}:
"In this video, you'll see what happens when one piddled-off idiot takes things way too far."

by Telephony December 17, 2016

27๐Ÿ‘ 1๐Ÿ‘Ž


Off the pier

"Whenever someone is going to do something crazy."
Coined by Steezy Kane after jumping off the Santa Monica pier twice as a stunt for his youtube channel

Steezy if you're reading this I love you

"Yo Alejandro, your dick's off the pier!

by my butt itchy June 27, 2021

25๐Ÿ‘ 1๐Ÿ‘Ž


wanks off

jerks off, jacks off, shakes hands with the governor, spanks the monkey, etc.

see "Prick up Your Ears"

by Fletcher Cox December 8, 2004

27๐Ÿ‘ 1๐Ÿ‘Ž


Bunking Off

British term for skipping school; participating in truancy; playing hooky.

During 2005/06, DfES defined a persistent truant as a pupil who missed 20 or more days classed as unauthorised absence. Children often refer to it as "doing a bunk", "bunking off" or "skiving".

by Luke Thompson August 6, 2007

104๐Ÿ‘ 10๐Ÿ‘Ž