Browsing page 10 of words meaning to go, leave, exit (147 words total)

verb

• to move on. Origin: the American cowboy.

  Come on, let's mosey.

  Let's mosey on down to the store.

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  Last edited on May 14 2013. Submitted by Emily M. from UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA on Jan 13 1998.

verb - intransitive

• to go.

  Gotta motor. See you guys later.

  I need to motor to the doctor.

  I bored. Let's motor.

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  Last edited on May 14 2013. Submitted by Leah A. from Ohio University, USA on Feb 15 1999.

adjective

• to be leaving.

  I'm off like a prom dress. See you tomorrow.

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  Last edited on Dec 19 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Oct 03 2009.

adjective

• to be leaving. Origin: referring to sexual activities that occur after a prom dance. Prom dances are sometimes held in May.

  Well I'm late. I'm off like a prom dress in May.

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  Last edited on Dec 19 2011. Submitted by SP from New York, NY, USA on Feb 26 2002.

noun

• a navel that is convex, i.e. bulges outward. The opposite of an "innie."

  My belly button is an outie.

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  Last edited on Sep 03 2010. Submitted by Doug M. from San Jose, CA, USA on Nov 14 2002.

• a person with a convex naval.

  Are you an innie or an outie?

  Last edited on Sep 03 2010. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 03 2010.

verb

• leaving, often quickly. Possibly a shortened version of the phrase "out of here," or, as typically pronounced, "outta here."

  I'm outie, bro.

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  Last edited on Nov 12 1997. Submitted by Dustin Gibbons from London, ON, Canada on Nov 12 1997.

notes

• Regarding the "leaving" meaning, Audi and Audi Five-Thousand are also used. This is a reference to the Audi 5000 car model, which reportedly had problems with sudden unintended acceleration.
  
  While "officially" the pronunciation of "Audi" and "outie" are different, in informal speech the difference in pronunciation between a "d" and a "t" in the middle of the word is minimal or nonexistent.

  As soon as 5 o'clock comes, I'm Audi.

  As soon as 5 o'clock comes, I'm Audi 5000.

  The use of "Audi" and "Audi 5000" may then be a pun based on the similarity of pronunciation. Notably, rapper A.L.T.'s Stone Cold World album, released on 21 September 1993, has a track titled "Audi 5000". It includes many puns related to makes and models of automobiles and includes the lines:
  
  "Peace homegirls but I'm Audi 5000"
  
  "I'd like to tell you more home boy but I'm Audi 5000"
  
  "Then I got the fuck out of Dodge, 'cause I was Audi 5000"
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  Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Dustin Gibbons from London, ON, Canada on Nov 12 1997.

adjective

• see Audi 5000. See also outie.
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  Last edited on Mar 31 2013. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Mar 27 2010.

adjective

• leaving. Also outta there.

  Man, we are outta here!

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  Last edited on May 07 2013. Submitted by Rachel B. from CA, USA on Feb 20 2002.