blazion
A person who has an African American father and an Asian mother or an Asian father and an African American mother. This word was most likely created because the speaker wanted to describe More…
Blblbl
(Novel Creation; Interjection) excited or elated greeting =When greeting a friend, especially close friends, or family members, 'blblbl' is used. An example of the pronunciation More…
Bleed
To contribute money to a cause, to give away or lose money. =‘Bleed’ is used when referring to spending an amount of money on a cause. Often, party planners will ask attendees to ‘bleed’ More…
bleeding-edge
Advanced cutting edge technology. Intended Meaning: advanced cutting edge technology Analysis: Play on the adjective leading-edge with a /b/ inserted at the beginning. The first part More…
bleep
(Noun) a bleep is something that is used to replace a profane word. May times in TV shows they replace the sound of the word used with a bleep sound. This has been generalized to daily life More…
Bleh
(interjection; onomatopoeia) A way of expressing an indifferent state of mind. =Can be used in a sentence as an adjective to describe a feeling of neutrality or boredom. Or as a stand alone More…
blellow
The color green Apparently, Reese isn’t the smartest kid in the family on the TV show. He wanted to help his brother out in a science project but was given different food coloring to More…
bless up
BLETCHEROUS
Disgusting in design or function =This keyboard is bletcherous! Etymology : derived from 'bletch',which itself comes from German brechen,'to vomit', meaning More…
Blifted
Being in a state where one's mental and physical abilities are impaired by the use of alcohol and marijuana =Let's go out and get blifted tonight Etymology : blending of More…
Blimped
(Noun to verb: blimp-> "blimp" + "-ed") the act of eating a lot of food, usually during stress such as after a break up, and getting large like a blimp =Used to refer More…
blindian
Term used to refer to someone who is of a mixed heritage of half Indian and half black. =You should marry an Indian girl and make beautiful blindian babies. Etymology : Black is a term More…
Bling
Large diamonds or other valuable gems This word may have been used to highlight the extravagance of Jennifer's diamond and to cater to the audience of the informal, gossipy magazine More…
Bling
Cheap, lavish-looking, overly-decorated jewelry. Commonly known as a dollar-sign necklace or something Mr. T would wear. People began wearing shiny jewelry that stands out and a word was More…
bling bling
something flashy or gaudy, usually refers so large sparkly jewelry =What do you think about my new bling bling? =A friend
Bling Bling
Very showy jewelry; jewelry that has a lot of sparkle. This term is bejeweled accessories that include necklaces, chains, rings, or earrings that may or may not contain diamonds. According More…
Bling-Bling
Expensive jewelery that contains precious jewels set on gold, platinum, or a combination of the two. Bling-bling are words that describes the way in which light reflects off of jewels. Due More…
Bling-bling
a shiny, flashy piece of jewelry worn in contemporary fashion. =P. Diddy showed up to the concert in a nice suit and some bling-bling =Acquaintance
bling-bling
well off, wealthy – associated with “bling” as a noun, which describes flashy jewelry and accessories sound symbolism =But instead of sleeping on someone’s couch More…
bling-bling
shiny metal trinkets, necklaces; objects of luxury This magazine article had a humorous picture of a game character with gold chains and rings. I have also heard this word phrase used on More…