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An Bhfuil Cead agam Dul Go Dtí an Leatheras

the irish term for 'i love you'

'An Bhfuil Cead Agam Dul Go Dtí an Leatheras?'
'Is Cac ceann mór é tú'

by Ferly rat March 9, 2021


Going Owl

promising to do something for someone and then disappears until the next day.

Have you seen Jake?

No! He keep going Owl lon me.

by Bstone18 July 10, 2018


Going Japan

Where two friends (preferably both the same gender) simultaneously drop atomic bombs in adjacent stalls

Yo, Kellen and I are Going Japan on the toilets in long wing.

by Fatman and Little Boy September 9, 2019


Nicky-To-Go Box

When you’re at a restaurant and the food sucks, you then have it wrapped up to go so you can throw it out later.

Waitress: Do you want a box for your leftover food?
You: No
Waitress: But that’s so much food you haven’t eaten! Are you sure?
You: Yes, can I have the check?
Waitress: It’s no problem to wrap it up.

You: (exasperated) Fine! Put it in a Nicky-To-Go Box. Thank you.

by Catlady2002 May 30, 2022


Going chameleon

The act of being so drunk that your eyes start to drift in opposite directions. Often occurs when you are blacked out.

Megan’s so drunk she’s going chameleon.

by Something Ghetto July 7, 2019


scarf and go

Quite literally, the act of ordering food at a restaurant and while the server is away eating it quickly and running away before the server gets back. This is used to avoid paying for one's meal.

Hey man. I'm short can I borrow some cash?

I don't have any. Let's just scarf and go

by Kyle Schirmer April 28, 2005


Swoop-and-Go

Properly folding one's clothes when staying at someone's house, usually in the event of a one night stand. Neatly folding the clothes and leaving them near an exit allows the person to swoop-and-go their clothes in the event of a rushed or forced exit.

I went home with a guy I met at the bar. When we got to his place, I folded my clothes as I took them off and left them near the door. When I woke up to discover he was really gross, I was able to swoop-and-go my clothes for a hurried exit with out having to say good bye.

by TinkerBell12 June 11, 2012