flesh out

v. to take the parts given and figure out how to put them together. this can be in a figurativly or not.

v. to come up with the details once a guideline has been given.

term actually comes from the artworld, particualrly drawing. to do action, alot of cartoonists and drawers will draw the person in a line-contour form. this helps with proportion and what not. Once the guidelines and proportions are done, you draw the actual body, or "flesh", and face and the other details.

1) "ok, the federal government has given us new rules for making telemarketing calls, so we need to flesh out exactly how we'll handle these situations and still make money"

2) the teacher told us how we have to do our final project... i got all my ideas... now i just need to flesh out exactly how i'll do it...!

62👍 21👎

white out

A less severe black out, you remember where you were, but the events and conversations have become blurry. Can also be considered a selective memory due to immense amounts of alcohol, drugs or a combination of the two.

Amy totally had a white out last night, she remembers talking to me, but does not remember what she said.

219👍 94👎

Gamed Out

To be completely wasted to the point of no return. To the point where memory ceases to exist. High, Drunk, Bared out, whatever you may choose

Guy 1 "Yo, what happened last night?
Guy 2 "I don't even know, I was so gamed out."

17👍 4👎

Chud Out

When you've got what you need and need to bounce as soon as possible. You live for yourself and yourself only and everyone else can go fuck themselves.

Sorry guys need to walk the dog, Chud out!

17👍 4👎

It Will Buff Out

Literally means "Everything's cool, you will forget about it soon enough" often used in a non comical situation but at its mention, changes it into a comical one. First used and developed by Joey Brozonez and Troop 51.

Colin: damn, my dog was just killed by a C-ville punk (starts crying)

Joey: "It will buff out"

Group: Hahahahahahahahaha

Colin: (Cries harder)

17👍 4👎

plead out

To plead guilty in the hope of getting a reduced sentence or some other consideration.

'Scunge was caught with his hand in the till, but he chose to plead out while implicating others and got off with a suspended sentence.'

17👍 4👎

skeeted out

to be high on cocaine

that last bump got her all skeeted out

17👍 4👎