by Cameron March 29, 2005
black goes with white
black goes with brown
black goes with yellow
black goes with green
black goes with red
black goes with blue
black goes with indigo
etc.
black goes with brown
black goes with yellow
black goes with green
black goes with red
black goes with blue
black goes with indigo
etc.
by JDaKingman November 8, 2009
the phenomenon that occurs when you regain cognitive memory from a blackout's clutches, usually occurring when raging to the wee hours of the morn.
Kid: "Did you close last night?"
Sav: "There's a long and short story to that. Regrettably, I began to black in and realized that bitch was heinous as fuck. I also noticed I still had half a Loko left and, whelp, the rest will go down in the annals of history."
Kid: "You never cease to amaze me."
Sav: "There's a long and short story to that. Regrettably, I began to black in and realized that bitch was heinous as fuck. I also noticed I still had half a Loko left and, whelp, the rest will go down in the annals of history."
Kid: "You never cease to amaze me."
by Left Cup Lance November 15, 2010
by Jarik April 1, 2005
by academies@englewood blowz hard March 27, 2008
The short name for a Black & Mild Cigar, produced by Middleton.
Usually has a plastic or wooden tip, and comes in different flavors. Typically, when smoking a black you first "freak" the cigar which means to remove the tobacco in order to take out the layer of paper which gives the cigar its artificial flavor. The tobacco is then put back. This process usually makes the cigar taste better and also smoke more easily.
Usually has a plastic or wooden tip, and comes in different flavors. Typically, when smoking a black you first "freak" the cigar which means to remove the tobacco in order to take out the layer of paper which gives the cigar its artificial flavor. The tobacco is then put back. This process usually makes the cigar taste better and also smoke more easily.
by jjamfd January 9, 2010
The best color ever! Can be worn to make yourself look sleek and sophistacated, or hard-core goth/punk.
by Erin Conley September 4, 2005