Post date: Apr 20, 2017 7:59:28 AM
eighty-six
verb / ay-tee-SIKS
: (slang) to refuse to serve (a customer); also : to get rid of : throw out
The bar's policy is that bartenders have both the authority and responsibility to eighty-six customers who disrupt other patrons.
"He eighty-sixed the last reform once he was safely re-elected, saying he wanted to give municipalities more time to get ready for the change." — Brian O'Neill, The Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania) Post-Gazette, 14 June 2007