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To be denied services/participation from certain activities. Usually caused by disagreeable acts against a person, government, or something stupid you did. Jim's Story:
After getting out of prison, Jimmy couldn't get a job anywhere but McDonalds. He felt he was blacklisted from any work other than crime or a McJob, so he went back to crime by stealing their chicken nuggets. |
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1. a list of banned or undesirable people
2. to put someone on a list of banned or undesirable people It seems that there are too many counties out there that will blacklist you if you are a citizen and disagree with them.
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A list of individuals that are to be punished or killed. You're so on my blacklist.
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A list of people that are untrustworthy; deserving of suspicion. The liberal elites criticize at will, but will cry "Blacklisting! Blacklisting!" when others criticize them. Maybe they're right. Folks like Tim Robbins are worthy of suspicion.
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A list of disabled or suspicious serial numbers/program keys a manufacturer of a company makes to fight internet piracy.
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To post a misleading link to a YouTube video of Rebecca Black's "Friday." Related to rickroll. I just got blacklisted by my co-workers. How exciting!
"Glee" just blacklisted me. |
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list of other people that african american people collectively want to off, kill, or make disappear. Yo, is that wiggah on the blacklist? Yeah. Lets get him.
most non-African Americans who use the term ni**** find themselves on the blacklist. |
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