Results for “walk off”

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walk-off
adjective

A game-ending hit or play by the home team.

#sports#clutch#game-ending
walkabout
noun

A journey on foot; to wander off.

#australian#aussie#idiom#travel
walkers
noun

Cruel hospital shorthand for bedridden elderly dementia patients.

#medical#hospital#elderly#geriatrics
walk-in
noun

The walk-in refrigerator — the giant fridge you literally walk into.

#kitchen#boh#restaurant#equipment
walked
verb

Guest left without paying.

#kitchen#foh#restaurant#service
walking
verb

To enter and compete in a specific category at a ball.

#ballroom#vogue#lgbtq#competition
walk
verb

To compete at a ball by entering and performing a category.

#ballroom#vogue#lgbtq#houses
walking / walk a category
verb

To compete in a ballroom category for trophies, prizes and status.

#ballroom#lgbtq#vogue#competition
walk good
phrase

Farewell — 'take care, travel safely'

#caribbean#patois#farewell#greeting
Off The Hook
phrase

Wild, exciting, and amazing — so good it's out of control.

#90s#aave#hip-hop#music
off-angle
noun

Holding an unexpected spot instead of the standard one.

#counter-strike#valorant#fps#positioning
off-tank
noun

The second tank, built for damage and dives rather than shielding the team.

#overwatch#tank#roles#fps
offlaner
noun

The hero who plays the hard lane, often solo against two enemies.

#dota 2#moba#role#position 3
Moonwalking
verb

Sliding backward while still facing and dashing forward in Melee.

#smash#melee#movement#style
log off
verb

Affectionate command to stop posting before you make it worse.

#twitter#x#imperative#intervention
you fell off
phrase

Brutal reply telling someone they used to be good and aren't anymore.

#gen-z#comments#diss#discord
sagging off
phrase

Scouse for skiving — bunking off school or work.

#scouse#liverpool#school#british
jib off
verb

Bail on plans last-minute without bothering to explain.

#scouse#liverpool#british#social
offie
noun

The off-licence — corner shop that sells the booze.

#scouse#liverpool#british#drinking
boff
noun

A fart.

#mancunian#manchester#bodily#northern
packed off
phrase

Killed. MLE/drill euphemism for being murdered.

#mle#london#british#drill
eat the head off
phrase

Bawl someone out, go ballistic at them.

#irish#hiberno-english#argument#ireland
gettin' off
phrase

Showing out — performing in flashy, undeniable style.

#detroit#hip-hop#midwest#flex
boffin
noun

A scientist or technical specialist — usually the R&D brain.

#military#british#wwii#slang
Hasselhoff
noun

A patient turning up with a bizarre injury and an even more bizarre story to explain it.

#medical#hospital#er#uk
Sell-off
noun

Sharp collective selling that tanks prices.

#finance#wall-street#markets
off line
phrase

Cook is stepping away from their station — cover them.

#kitchen#boh#restaurant#line
catwalk
noun

Vogue's exaggerated feminine strut — crossing legs, swinging hips, hands thrown in opposition.

#ballroom#vogue#lgbtq#dance
duckwalk
noun

The vogue move where you squat low on your heels and kick your feet out as you travel forward on the beat.

#ballroom#vogue#lgbtq#dance
sissy that walk
phrase

To strut the runway confidently in a feminine manner.

#drag#rupaul#runway#lgbtq
rack off
phrase

Go away; get lost.

#australian#aussie#idiom#dismissal
nick off
phrase

Go away; leave.

#australian#aussie#idiom#dismissal
servo coffee
noun

Coffee from a petrol station.

#australian#aussie#drinks#driving
bugger off
phrase

Go away; clear off.

#australian#aussie#idiom#dismissal
piss off 18+
phrase

Mature content — open to view.

#australian#aussie#idiom#dismissal
knock off
phrase

To finish work.

#australian#aussie#work
off like a bride's nightie
phrase

To leave very quickly.

#australian#aussie#idiom#humour
pav-off
noun

Rivalry over who invented the pavlova

#australian#aussie#food#rivalry
nyam off
phrase

To eat up / devour completely

#caribbean#patois#food#verb
triangle offense
noun

A spacing offense built on three-player triangles

#sports#offense#strategy