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Definition of out of here
out of here
adjective
- leaving.
Citation from "I Am the Walrus", American Dad! (TV), Season 6 Episode 13 (2011) censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.Last edited on Nov 28 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Nov 28 2011.
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Other terms relating to 'here': | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Definitions include: acronym of "bend over here it comes again." | |
Definitions include: an invitation for a hug; "let's hug each other." | |
Definitions include: statement of disbelief. | |
Definitions include: statement of shock or surprise; doubt or disagreement; or disapproval. | |
Definitions include: statement prior to making an attempt that the speaker thinks will likely fail. | |
Definitions include: The event that causes an action. | |
Definitions include: acronym for "not invented here". | |
Definitions include: a "syndrome" involving a company's hesitance or refusal to use any idea or product it didn't invent or create. | |
Definitions include: leaving. | |
Definitions include: used to express annoyance at someone's mention or suggestion of X. | |
Definitions include: this. | |
Definitions include: at the current location. | |
Other terms relating to 'of': | |
Definitions include: a worthless person. | |
Definitions include: sexual activity. | |
Definitions include: a good estimate. | |
Definitions include: a little crazy | |
Definitions include: of lower than average intelligence. | |
Definitions include: "not all there". | |
Definitions include: skittish. | |
Definitions include: an amount of violence. | |
Definitions include: having an opinion or belief prior to it becoming common or popular. | |
Definitions include: an impressive. | |
Definitions include: an impressive. | |
Definitions include: many. | |
Definitions include: an emphatic "yes". | |
Definitions include: better than all that. | |
Definitions include: the best. | |
Other terms relating to 'out': | |
Definitions include: the feeling when you defecate huge and your anus is stretched. | |
Definitions include: fatigued after amphetamine use. | |
Definitions include: very; really; extremely. | |
Definitions include: to ask a person on a date. | |
Definitions include: in an irreparably bad situation; "out of luck"; "screwed". | |
Definitions include: to defecate; "poop". | |
Definitions include: to get someone out of jail by posting bail. | |
Definitions include: to tell on someone; "snitch". | |
Definitions include: a session of getting baked (i.e. high from marijuana.) | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Definitions include: See also balls to the wall. | |
Definitions include: to hit or cause bodily injury. | |
Definitions include: to study to excess or to be over-competitive in school-work. | |
Definitions include: to beat severely. | |
Definitions include: to beat severely. | |
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