unass
to leave or vacate quickly.
we decided to un-ss that place when the sh-lls started falling.
to give up. to relinquish
you better un-ss your half of rent money before i start p-wning your sh-t.
1. to immediately leave a hostile area when either compromised or under fire. (used extensively by us special ops)
2. to leave an undesireable area very quickly
– “the black hawk dusted us in and before we knew it, the place was crawlin’ with bad guys. my team leader immediately called them back to un–ss us.”
– “the party sucked. we un–ssed.”
verb.
to surrender completely without restraint
you better un-ss some of that chute!
to remove your body from any chair, sofa, lounger or seated area
hey, un-ss my seat before it gets serious up in here!
when playing paintball: to give up without a fire fight, being barrel tagged, or shot with a nerf.
“the crew will be very unlikely to un-ss their tank…ever!”
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