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Make like Tigger and bounce

Phrase used when an individual or group is leaving.

During an intense round of hide-and-seek, Christopher Robin says to Roo:
"Quick! Pooh and Piglet are coming! Let's make like Tigger and bounce to another tree."

by 325keets January 4, 2009

5πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


make like a check and bounce

lets get the heck out of here

Guy 1: School is so boring today.
Guy 2: Then lets make like a check and bounce!

by President Eisenhower December 9, 2009

15πŸ‘ 6πŸ‘Ž


Make like a tree and beat it

Phrase that was used by a charcter called Biff,in ''Back To The Future''triology.
Its a stupid phrase that only he used,so when somebody tells you that,or he just watched the movie,or he is joking(or he is stupid,and thinks it has any sense)

Biff:So McFly,why dont you make like a tree and beat it
Marty:<blink><blink>

by uptheirons April 17, 2009

14πŸ‘ 18πŸ‘Ž


make like a tree and fuck off

a term used by Ricky, a character from the popular TV show, Trailer Park Boys. A twist on the saying "make like a tree and leave". Ricky does this with many other phrases, such as "peach and cake (piece of cake)" or "denial and error (trial and error)".

Julian: Get the fuck out of here Randy.

Ricky: Yea - make like a tree and fuck off.

by JackBauer133 February 16, 2011

140πŸ‘ 11πŸ‘Ž


Let’s make like a hockey and puck

When you gotta head out, but don’t wanna just say β€œI gotta go.” A poorly worded rendition of the joke β€œlet’s make like hockey and get the puck outta here!”

John: we gonna head out?
Jane: Yup, let’s make like a hockey and puck!
John: Hm…

by Long Horse Short Walk October 7, 2021


Make Like A Fetus And Head Out

time for me to leave; see ya later; I'll catch ya on the rebound!

Well, it's already 2 a.m. I think I'm gonna make like a fetus and head out! See you later.

by weave March 25, 2003

213πŸ‘ 56πŸ‘Ž


Make like a penis and pull out

When you excuse yourself quickly you use this expression.

Boy walks away from table. "I'm going to make like a penis and pull out."

by Rod Baker September 18, 2008

18πŸ‘ 6πŸ‘Ž