When a person cannot perform a proper greeting - handshake, high-five, etc.
Can also be applicable to verbal greetings as well.
Can also be applicable to verbal greetings as well.
Physical - "Man, Cletus always crushes my hand when he shakes it, I think he has a greeting disorder."
Verbal - "Steve always calls everyone a D-Bag when he meets them. That jerk has a real greeting disorder."
Verbal - "Steve always calls everyone a D-Bag when he meets them. That jerk has a real greeting disorder."
by hawtcore December 11, 2010
The distance of your radius that you will acknowledge the people you know and greet them. Greeting radii almost always depend on person. Usually, your greeting radius varies based on how much you like the person. Someone you are close friends with, will probably have a greeting radius of over 50ft. For people you don't like, it would probably be something like 10ft if it's crowded where you are.
Steve: Oh dude, I had to say hi to Kent today?
Jon: Aww, you said hi to Kunt? He probably thinks you like him now.
Steve: I know, but I kinda used to know him, plus, he got in my greeting radius
Jon: Shit, sucks for you, haha
Steve: Yeah, GOD today was a bad day
Jon: Aww, you said hi to Kunt? He probably thinks you like him now.
Steve: I know, but I kinda used to know him, plus, he got in my greeting radius
Jon: Shit, sucks for you, haha
Steve: Yeah, GOD today was a bad day
by Co0k1eM0n5tr805 May 31, 2009
A term used in certain communities on the MMORPG "World of Warcraft" to describe taking an item of value for lesser need, such as for an alternate character, or to sell and not use.
by Rombie August 26, 2005
A social media event where celebrities use Twitter to tweet their location so that fans can come and meet them.
I found out via Twitter that Gary Vaynerchuk was hosting a surprise Tweet and Greet for his fans.
It was cool that the TNA Wrestlers did a Tweet and Greet for their Twitter fans.
It was cool that the TNA Wrestlers did a Tweet and Greet for their Twitter fans.
by @creativfluffer March 27, 2011
A sound that emits from the mouth of one or more females when they run into one another after not seeing each other for no more than 2 hours. Even worse when the two females have not seen each other in months.
Observer #1: "WTF is that noise coming from those girls?"
Observer #2: "That my friend is the pterodactyl greeting for when two girls haven't seen each other since their first class of the day." (Observer #2 proceeds to flap their arms like a pterodactyl and mimic the screeching of the prehistoric beast.)
Observer #2: "That my friend is the pterodactyl greeting for when two girls haven't seen each other since their first class of the day." (Observer #2 proceeds to flap their arms like a pterodactyl and mimic the screeching of the prehistoric beast.)
by iseeeverthing December 24, 2010
When two parties knowingly meet each other for the first time (most likely over the internet), knowing that the key reason is to have intercourse.
Friend: "So what ever happened with that girl that friended you on Facebook?"
Response: "In simplest terms, Meat and Greet. Meat with an A"
Response: "In simplest terms, Meat and Greet. Meat with an A"
by TankDongNouce February 6, 2011
A weird face that sends a greeting or hello to another person without speaking, usually a friend or good acquaintance. While the nod of acknowledgement (sic) is used primarily between men, this is acceptable use for both genders.
It is not a symbol of respect, but a friendly way to give someone a little attention, usually when there is not time to stop and chat.
Not advised to be used towards superiors, stuffy people, or strangers, as the face will result in puzzlement of the receiving party.
It is not a symbol of respect, but a friendly way to give someone a little attention, usually when there is not time to stop and chat.
Not advised to be used towards superiors, stuffy people, or strangers, as the face will result in puzzlement of the receiving party.
I passed Katy in the hallway on the way to Physics, and we exchanged our grimaces of greeting, as I had two minutes to get there.
Johngave his grimace of greeting to an intern as class began and only got a concerned look in return.
Johngave his grimace of greeting to an intern as class began and only got a concerned look in return.
by DasRaskalKing December 31, 2010