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break
- v. 1. to leave a place to go somewhere else. 2. to break-dance.
I'ma break to the crib. Yo do you break?
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by "Hearocks", Chicago, IL, USA, Feb 21 2002 (Edit definition)
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- break: bio break – break a leg. – (show 16 more)
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break chaulks
- v. to leave a specific area in a hurry, or adruptley. Originated from military personnel pulling out from an area, or comparing an aircraft that would "pull chaulks" to taxi and take off.
Let's break chaulks.
My crew was late for the concert so we had to break chaulks from the party.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
More words meaning: to hurryby Chris W., Las Vegas, NV 89141, USA, Feb 27 2003 (Edit definition)
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- chaulk: chaulk
- break: bio break – break – (show 16 more)
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break out
- to bring out.
Break/bust out the food!
by Emily M., UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 22 1999 (Edit definition)
- To bring out freely, possibly for the benefit of everyone present.
Hey man, break out the beer!
by Anonymous, Arizona, USA, Dec 01 1999 (Edit definition)
- To leave or escape.
I gotta break out.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Sarah, New York, NY, USA, Oct 25 2001 (Edit definition)
- To unveil, or put something into use.
The women are gone, time to break out the porn.
by Avalon D., Chicago, IL, USA, Sep 18 2002 (Edit definition)
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- break: bio break – break – (show 16 more)
- out: all blowed out – amped-out – (show 267 more)
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bust out 
verb
- to withdraw an item from its present storage place; RETRIEVE.
Let's bust out those beers.
More words meaning: to have, take, get
by Alek K., Phoenix, AZ, USA, Dec 26 1998 (Edit definition)
- to retrieve specifically money.
I don't have any cash, so you're going to have to bust out for this.
More words meaning: money
More words meaning: to giveby David C., Yakima, WA, USA, Mar 29 1999 (Edit definition)
- to escape.
He busted out of prison.
More words meaning: to escape
by John K., Falls Church, VA, USA, Feb 06 2002 (Edit definition)
- to "escape" in a looser sense, i.e. to discretely exit a situation, typically at a time earlier than what would be considered to be acceptable.
Dude, you gotta bust out of work and have a beer with me.
More words meaning: to escape
More words meaning: to go, leave, exitby John K., Falls Church, VA, USA, Feb 06 2002 (Edit definition)
- to accomplish a task.
I'd like to go out tonight but I have to bust out some homework.
More words meaning: to accomplish, work hard
by Jason D., Costa Mesa, CA, USA, Oct 04 2002 (Edit definition)
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- bust: bust – bust a bitch – (show 32 more)
- out: all blowed out – amped-out – (show 267 more)
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buzz
intransitive verb
- being mildly intoxicated, usually from alcohol.
I was buzzing pretty good.
More words meaning: under the influence of alcohol, drunk
by John J., Houston, TX 77036, USA, Apr 15 2005 (Edit definition)
- to leave.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 02 2009 (Edit definition)
noun
- the light-headed ("buzzed") feeling from smoking a cigarette.
I must have not smoked in a while - this cigarette is totally giving me a buzz.
More words meaning: to smoke a cigarette
by Jackie R., Glen Gardner, NJ, USA, Feb 19 1999 (Edit definition)
- a state of mild to moderate intoxication from drugs or alcohol. See also buzzed.
He drinks 'til he pukes; I just want to catch a buzz.
I've got a pretty good buzz going on right now.
The marijuana only gave him a buzz.
More words meaning: under the influence of alcohol, drunk
More words meaning: under the influence of drugsby Jessie G., Lewisville, TX, USA, Dec 27 1999 (Edit definition)
- the most current information.
What's the buzz?
More words meaning: information, gossip, speech, talk
by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 02 2009 (Edit definition)
- the current gossip.
What's the buzz?
More words meaning: information, gossip, speech, talk
by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 02 2009 (Edit definition)
transitive verb
- to call on a telephone.
Give me a buzz when you reach home.
I'm going to buzz them later.
More words meaning: telephone, phone
More words meaning: to contact, call, mailby Saima, Madhouse Rd, VIC 3723, Australia, Apr 07 1998 (Edit definition)
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- buzz: buzzed – buzzing – (show 3 more)
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chip
verb
- leave/to walk
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Jonny C., Slough, UK, Sep 02 2003 (Edit definition)
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cop a mope
verb
- to leave. Submitter James Murphy notes that this term was used frequently by New York City police officers in the 1960's and 1970's.
I'm going to cop a mope.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by James M., Bronx, NY, USA, Nov 29 2002 (Edit definition)
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- mope: mope
- cop: cop – cop a feel – (show 9 more)
- a: 12 points short of a pica – a – (show 530 more)
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cruise
verb
- to leave.
I've got to cruise.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Jonathan Ruiz, Hemet, CA, USA, Oct 07 1997 (Edit definition)
- to go; to drive.
We cruised over to his house after the game.
More words meaning: driving and driving maneuvers
More words meaning: to go, leave, exitby WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Oct 01 2001 (Edit definition)
- to give. Note: usually used as a request.
Hey, cruise a cookie over here.
More words meaning: to give
by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Oct 01 2001 (Edit definition)
- to repeatedly traverse a particular stretch of road, usually with the intent of meeting members of the opposite gender.
Let's go cruise Battlefield!
More words meaning: driving and driving maneuvers
More words meaning: flirting, hit on, pimp, player, wing-manby WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Oct 01 2001 (Edit definition)
- to check out; EYE.
Don't look now, but the guy at 3 o'clock is cruising you.
More words meaning: to look, see
by James W., Waterloo, ON, Canada, May 11 2003 (Edit definition)
- to solicit anonymous sex, usually among gay males.
He's out cruising at the baths again.
More words meaning: flirting, hit on, pimp, player, wing-man
by James W., Waterloo, ON, Canada, May 11 2003 (Edit definition)
- to complete a task easily.
I studied hard and totally cruised the test.
More words meaning: to accomplish, work hard
by Robert H., Kingston, PA, USA, Jun 13 2004 (Edit definition)
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- cruise: booze cruise – dube cruise – (show 1 more)
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cut out
- To leave somewhere.
I'm going to cut out.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
- bailed out
They cut out on him.
by Tay N., Santa Cruz, CA, USA, Jan 13 2003 (Edit definition)
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- cut: cut – cut a cookie – (show 31 more)
- out: all blowed out – amped-out – (show 267 more)
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dash
noun
- gratuity; TIP. UK slang.
More words meaning: money
verb
- to leave
We've got to dash.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Marc Davis, Anchorage, AK, USA, Oct 08 1997 (Edit definition)
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- dash: dine and dash
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deke
- leave
Let's Deke
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Steph, Canada, Jun 19 2003 (Edit definition)
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delete yourself
- go away.
Please...delete yourself.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Nicole, AR, USA, Jul 21 1998 (Edit definition)
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- yourself: break yourself – go fuck yourself
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dip
noun
- a pinch of chewing tobacco.
Do you want to go out to David's car and have a dip?
More words meaning: chewing-tobacco
verb
- to leave.
I'm about to dip.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Red, OH, USA, Nov 14 1997 (Edit definition)
- to chew tobacco.
I'm going to go dip. Wanna come?
That crazy bastard David was dipping in the movie theater!
More words meaning: chewing-tobacco
by Adam M., Houston, TX, USA, Nov 08 2001 (Edit definition)
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- dip: diped – dip on – (show 5 more)
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dipset
- to leave, or peel out
Man this party is lame, lets dipset.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by CJ F., Dallas, NC, USA, Jan 20 2009 (Edit definition)
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dust
verb
- to leave, depart
This party sucks, let's dust.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Dylan H., Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK, Jun 17 2003 (Edit definition)
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- dust: angel dust – bite the dust – (show 8 more)
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flex
- To go, to leave, to depart.
I gotta flex.
by ShortChange, Miami, FL, USA, Nov 15 1999 (Edit definition)
- Same as "bounce", i have to go.
Well I have to flex.
by Denise, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Feb 16 2000 (Edit definition)
- to leave the scene; to go to the place that is desired to be reached.
I'm gonna flex.
by Definite-D, London, ON, Canada, Oct 29 2001 (Edit definition)
- to leave.
Yo, I gotta flex.
by Matt M., Belmont, MA, USA, Dec 07 2001 (Edit definition)
- To leave, to go somewhere.
Damn man, you ready to flex yet?
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Warren P., Jacksonville, FL, USA, Jun 14 2002 (Edit definition)
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frank boff
- to leave, 'to do the off', depart. Origin: South London slang.
doing a 'Frank'!
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Simon A., Greenwich, Greater London, UK, Oct 22 1999 (Edit definition)
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- boff: boff
- frank: franks – pack of franks
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fuck off
- get out of here; go away. 2. leave me alone.
Fuck off bitch!
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Chris D., Kinston, NC, USA, Nov 19 1998 (Edit definition)
- derogatary term, used to make someone annoying or bothersome leave.
Oh, fuck off, Joey! We had enough of your whining!
More words meaning: miscellaneous insults (list of)
- an intense way of telling someone to get lost or go to hell.
(You owe me $5.00. Response: 'Fuck off!
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by The N., Apr 30 2006 (Edit definition)
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- fuck: abso-fucking-lutely – abso-fuckin'-lutely – (show 120 more)
- off: all bets are off – back off – (show 180 more)
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Garfunkel
intransitive verb
- to disappear mysteriously, like Art Garfunkel's career.
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
noun
- the more outgoing person in a pair. Origin: refers to folk-rock 1960s duo Simon and Garfunkel. Art Garfunkel, who did not write or play an instrument, arguably was the better singer of the two. He was also more personable/talkative. In a way, the "sidekick" of Simon. See also Simon.
He's the Garfunkel in that relationship.
More words meaning: a couple, a member of a couple
More words meaning: friendly, outgoingby Emily M., UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998 (Edit definition)
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get
verb
- to leave.
You're annoying me. Just get, ok?
More words meaning: to go, leave, exit
by Jessica, Leesville, LA, USA, Dec 27 1998 (Edit definition)
- to comprehend, understand.
Do you get it?
Did you get that lecture?
More words meaning: to understand
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- get: don't get it twisted – from the get-go – (show 157 more)
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