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Being Taxed-out is when a person or people living in a home are no longer able to afford to live there because of high taxes. This happens oftentimes to elderly and retired people. Getting Taxed-out also happens with the loss of a job, or if the high income earner of the family becomes disabled or deceased.
1. Sometimes communities with high taxes cause home owners to be Taxed-out of their homes.
2. Even hardworking thoughtful people can get Taxed-out of their homes if their income drops.
3. You think you own a home until the tax bill shows up and you realize you have been Taxed-out of your home. Literally the tax man took your house!
the moment after taking the first hit of weed when you are blackout drunk, causing complete incapacitation
"Yo spark that shit"
I'm wasted, boutta sloth out!"
"Same."
"You can't even move"
"I know dude, I'm slothin out"
Screwston (Houston) word for:
1.Being in between being buzzed and drunk/high.
2.Being heavily tired.
3.Expression/Something really dank/awesome.
4.Word meaning pretty fucked up/not good.
1-"Dawg, I'm soo throwed out right now.."
2-"I've been up fo 'bout 46 hrs, I'm soo throwed out."
3-"Daaammmnnn, didju see those throwed out twankies on dem 'lac?"
4-"I don't feel too hot, kinda throwed out"
the act of being incredibly lazy
gus bus is piling out today.he didnt get off the couch
A totally indefensible phrase that completely blows any situation out of proportion and lets the user off completely guilt free. Usually used by adolescents to parents.
“Danny, could you please take the garbage and recycling out to the curb like I asked you earlier (meaning 5 times)?”
“Uhhgggg… QUIT FREAKIN' OUT!! I said I’d do it and you keep freakin’ out about it!”
Adjective; an English term to describe something that is unfavorable.
GIFing out, analogous to a GIF (Graphics Interchange Format), is the act/art of repeating the exact same gesture or movement at least 7 times in a row to expressly elicit laughter.
Michael, don't you dig how Cheryl is totally articulating her son's name by repeatedly acting out the two words "row" (as in 'row' a boat) and "bear" (as in 'grrrr! I'm a bear!') to get across the right way to say his name, Robért? I totally do - you're so right - she's really GIFing out in a hilarious way right now! We are all laughing aren't we!?!