semi-ungrounded adj
se-my-un-GRoun-dead
1. the state of being semi-ungrounded.
2. having some but not all of your personal freedom. able to socialize and go out under certain restrictions such as: cerfews, annoying phone calls from parents or guardians, vigilance on cash flow, and monthly drug tests.
3. the state of being able to properly reunite with siblings ie. sisters named alex.
se-my-un-GRoun-dead
1. the state of being semi-ungrounded.
2. having some but not all of your personal freedom. able to socialize and go out under certain restrictions such as: cerfews, annoying phone calls from parents or guardians, vigilance on cash flow, and monthly drug tests.
3. the state of being able to properly reunite with siblings ie. sisters named alex.
damn son, after being chained down in my basement for months, being semi-ungrounded was like heaven.
by breezy keezy December 5, 2006
The word underground was too mainstream, so hipsters changed it to unground. Shares the same meaning as underground. It is used to describe something that you've probably never heard of.
Friend: "Wow this song is great, who's the artist again?"
Hipster: "They're so unground, you've probably never heard of them."
Hipster: "They're so unground, you've probably never heard of them."
by hipsterfromtumblr July 13, 2012