Go Away For A While

A term used when someone knows they are going to prison for a long time.

This is Bobby's third arrest for drug dealing. I think he's going to go away for a while.

by TommyNoleBuc August 22, 2017

Royalling While Black

Participating in the day-to-day functions and operations of The British Royal Family, including Queen Elizabeth II and her close relations.

1) Meghan Markle was "Royalling While Black", so we have to add that to the "While Black" list.
2) "Royalling While Black" was cool with The British Royal Family until Prince Harry and Meghan conceived baby Archie.

by AVaffair March 9, 2021

while ya busy

a form of someone acting busy. or being all up in your business

while ya busy reading my letters.

by ms. biabia May 17, 2005

Haven't spun for a while

When you get that initial hit of sweet Mary Jane, and you've hit too much, too fast. Then you reminisce on the last time you spun.

Oh, cool. The wall is on the floor. Haven't spun for a while.

by Ceds June 2, 2017

Driving While Gray

A rude and age-ist accusation made by young drivers against older drivers whose speed does not exceed the legal limit.

“Grandma Death’s doing five miles an hour. Oh wait, six now.”
“Clearly a case of driving while gray.”

by Bottom Ford April 6, 2010

walking while black

A term to describe an assumption of suspicion by race, generally when referring to interaction with law enforcement though it can be used to describe any situation whereby a person is stereotypically profiled.

"James was stopped by the police in uptown for walking while black"

by GuidotheKillerPimp December 16, 2014

Breathing While Black

In too many instances in America, a crime punishable by death.

In the eyes of Derek Chauvin, George Floyd's crime was Breathing While Black. As Chauvin suffocated Floyd for more than nine minutes, ending his life, Floyd's last words were "I can't breathe", a phrase which became a rallying cry for justice.

by Monkey's Dad April 21, 2021