Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A loud and dramatic way to tell someone they’re leaving. Like you’re throwing them out of your life with a meatball sub in hand.

'D-out, you’re not coming to my party anymore!'

'D-out, I’m done with your bad vibes.'

'D-out, I’m going to the mall and you can’t follow me.'

2

When you're so sick of an actor's face that you'd rather get a root canal than watch another movie they're in.

'I’ve seen that guy in 10 movies. D-out, I’m done.'

'That actor’s face is stuck in my brain. D-out, I need a break.'

'D-out, I can’t take another movie with that guy.'

3

When you're so fed up with someone that you literally run away from them like they're a fire breathing dragon.

'D-out, I'm leaving this place!'

'D-out, I'm going to the park and you can’t stop me.'

'D-out, I’m going to get a taco and you’re not coming.'

4

A loud and angry way to tell someone to hurry up, like they're holding you back from getting a tattoo.

'D-out, I need my burger now!'

'D-out, I’m not waiting for you anymore.'

'D-out, I’m going to get a tattoo and you can’t stop me.'

5

When you're so tired from sexing that you'd rather die than do it again. Used by people who think they're tough.

'D-out, I’m too tired for this.'

'D-out, I’m going to sleep and you can’t wake me.'

'D-out, I need a nap and you can’t stop me.'

6

When you're so wiped from doing tricks that you can’t even stand up. Used by snowboarders who think they're cool.

'D-out, I can't do another trick.'

'D-out, I need to sit down and eat a taco.'

'D-out, I’m going to sleep and you can’t stop me.'

7

When your coach is so mad at you that he wants you to run laps until you’re out of breath, just to get you to play some real defense.

'D-out, I’m running laps until I die.'

'D-out, I’m going to play defense and you can’t stop me.'

'D-out, I’m going to run until I’m out of breath.'