butt-out

can refer to a person, or the act of 'making an ass out of yourself', in many cases referring to acts of hostility, violence or breaking things under the influence of heavy amounts of alcohol

___________(insert name of offender) is such a butt-out. or Man, did I ever butt-out last nite.

by jeromeo September 1, 2006

Figure It Out

Used commonly by Marx. When someone does not know what to do or is just to lazy to read directions he is told to "FIGURE IT OUT!" It had become widely used amongst the young folk as well now a days. Through the halls you can hear FIGURE IT OUT. The term also works with the addition of SON at the end of it. To avoid the usage of this phrase, read directions, put forth a little effort to grasp the task ahead of you, and for godsake son FIGURE IT OUT!

1: I don't know what to do.
2: FIGURE IT OUT!
1: <trys to FIGURE IT OUT>

by One who has FIGURED IT OUT! June 13, 2005

beck out

To overreact and generally lose your mind like Glenn Beck.
To believe in outlandish and downright insane conspiracy theories.

"Wow Greg just becked out and yelled at everybody for not thinking Obama is a Kenyan socialist robot sent back in time to form death panels. way to beck out greg"

by rdp420 May 1, 2010

zune out

The act of 'zoning out' or even falling asleep while listening to Microsoft's Zune media player.

"I'll see you tomorrow man, I'm going to zune out," said Bradlee to his roommate.

by Bradlee J January 2, 2009

the bridge is out

Phrase yelled, several times, by Arnold Schwarznegger in the movie True Lies to inform his wife that the bridge is out.

Used to tell people that a bridge ahead of them is out.

Andrew is driving along a road towards a bridge
Steven drops in to yell "The bridge is out!"

by bnbm February 28, 2008

Tapped Out

1. A term used to refer to having no more mana in the Magic: The Gathering game.

2. A great website to make MTG decks.

"Hey man, you can't do anything. You're tapped out!"

by SageRook October 28, 2009

out-of-pocket

To front money you don't expect to get back, refunded, or applied to future expenses (as in pulling cash out of your pocket).

I wanted to get that fish-food service, but I had to come up with $45 out-of-pocket.

by Anonymus Bosch June 20, 2006