Results for “take the michael”
Throw hands first, ask questions never.
To act first before trouble reaches you
To beat a defender by dribbling past him
To mock or tease; 'take the mick'.
To get in trouble and be shipped to another prison.
To drive someone to a remote spot to murder them.
To leave suddenly; to flee or disappear.
To be arrested or convicted, esp. in another's place.
A snappy way to tell someone to calm down and stop overreacting.
Taking back a bombsite the enemy already grabbed and planted on.
Gambling items or gold against another player in a duel.
A short, deliberately provocative opinion fired off for reaction.
A hot take with extra hot sauce — flagged in advance as controversial.
An opinion so bad it's a loss the moment it's posted.
Legal notice creators file to scrub leaked content off pirate sites.
Defusing the bomb without a defuse kit, which takes longer.
Time to kill — how long it takes to drop a target.
A vulnerability debuff that makes you take more damage the more it stacks.
Queue for a random instance and take whatever the game throws at you.
The frames after getting hit where you can't do anything but take it.
A single combo that takes someone from full health to KO with no escape.
I can't lie — bracing you for an honest take.
So deep in internet culture your takes no longer make sense to humans outside it.
Sarcastic praise for a take so contrarian it loops back around to stupid.
Dramatic comeback line lifted from Michael Jordan's documentary, deployed for petty grudges.
Dismissive Gen-Z sign-off for an out-of-touch older person's take.
Open-mouthed wojak edit posted to mock another user's take as nerdy or pathetically excitable.
A romance that takes its sweet time getting going.
A fake secondary account used to prop up your own takes or sneak past a ban.
Geordie for take it easy, go carefully.
Something outrageously unfair. A piss-take.
Cockney rhyming slang for a mistake.
Half chips, half rice — the Welsh takeaway carb stack.
Wrecked drunk — or beaten senseless. Take your pick.
A soft fool — gullible, naive, easily taken in.
A dugout or shelter used to take cover from incoming fire.
A classic long-hood conventional semi — the kind that takes up real estate.
Buy a big stake, threaten a takeover, then sell it back to the target at a premium.
Defensive trick that floods the market with cheap shares to choke a hostile takeover.
Board structure where only a slice of directors is up for election each year, making takeovers a slog.