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My life is so over
An exaggeration used when someone feels a situation is completely ruined. "My life is so over." - Ron / Kim
Turn down [something]
To reduce the intensity, volume, or emotion of something. "Ron, turn down the drama and eat." - Kim
Go up
To launch, ascend, or explode into the air. "On the q.t., Bob, prototype G6 rocket went up like a dream." - Dr. James Possible
Scramble around
To move around quickly, frantically, or in a disorganized way. "Looks like the military is scrambling around my rocket." - Dr. James Possible
Hop off
To quickly get off a phone call, vehicle, or conversation. "Better hop off, Bob. See you at the reunion..." - Dr. James Possible
Freak out
To become intensely anxious, shocked, or scared. "Bonnie, I'm as freaked out about this as you are..." - Kim
Try out
To audition or compete for a spot on a team or in a group. "...but there is no rule that says Ron can't try out." - Kim
Get down on [someone]
To criticize, discourage, or treat someone harshly. "Everyone got down on Ron, and.... I don't know." - Kim
Stick up for [someone]
To defend or support someone who is being criticized. "Maybe I should have stuck up for him." - Kim
Ladies' man
A man who is very popular with, or skilled at attracting, women. "In those days, I wasn't exactly a ladies' man." - Dr. James Possible
Drop out
To abruptly quit or withdraw from a school, college, or group. "Drew dropped out and we never saw him again." - Dr. James Possible
Come off it
A casual phrase used to tell someone to stop acting or lying. "Come off it, Ron. I know you're doing that yourself." - Kim
Go forth
To move forward, advance, or go out from a place. "Go forth and find Dr. Possible." - Dr. Drakken
Iron out [something]
To resolve, fix, or settle problems or difficulties. "They better get this ironed out before our big college reunion..." - Professor Ramesh
Kick bottom
To defeat someone soundly or fight with extreme effectiveness. "...where did your little Kimmie learn to kick bottom like that?" - Professor Ramesh
Way to go
An expression used to praise someone for a job well done. "Way to go, Kim. You, too, Dr. P." - Ron
Run around
To move or travel from place to place in a busy, aimless, or chaotic way. "...there would be one less mad scientist running around." - Professor Ramesh
Put one's hands together
An idiom commanding an audience to applaud or clap. "Please put your hands together for your Middleton Mad Dog!" - Announcer