A fork of Rural Dictionary
to leave; take off especially when details of departure or destination are suggested more by circumstance than a schedule or itinerary. common in the Midwest esp. Mi
Those two argue all the time but if I have to duck, I'm heading out! or We are going to the bar, wanna head out with us?
Equivalent to "get the fuck out." Often used in conjunction with being "all set."
Ex. 1: "This party is getting a little weird. I'm gonna head out." Ex. 2: "I'm all set on Bobby. He can head out."
"Heading-out". When you are sure of an imminent migraine.
i.e. The pressure in my head is making everything look wavy..I think I"ll be "heading-out". (coined by me 5-24-2013)
When a man is laying down and his “thing” is sticking out of his zipper.
I’ve got my head out the sunroof.
When a man lays back, unzips his zipper, and sticks his “head” out the sunroof.
I’ve got my head out the sunroof.
When someone does or says some stupid ass shit
Guy 1: Bro what was the name of the boat that sank from the Titanic? Guy 2: Ight imma head out
When you’re about To go somewhere
You: aight imma head out Mom: k