blackwards

Performing an action/using an object in a manner stereotypical of a black person.

1. Sitting on a chair blackwards - with the back rest at the front.
2. Pointing a gun blackwards - holding the gun on its side while aiming it.

by nomad1988 May 8, 2011

blackwards

1. When a black person participates in an activity/event traditionally dominated by whites.

2. When a white person participates in an activity/event traditionally dominated by blacks.

1. "Jamal's favorite sport is polo? That's as blackwards as Carlton Banks."

2."Chip's trying out for the slam dunk contest? That dude's totally blackwards."

by Skyfood April 22, 2009

blackwards

Wearing a hat both backwards and slightly to the side.

That kid was wearing his hat blackwards.

by Diyo May 16, 2010

blackwards

The state of lying in a reclining chair backwards, so that your head is where your feet should be and your feet are at the headrest, stomach down.

"Elyse, I'm lying blackwards!"

by Your "Mom" March 17, 2007

Blackwards

Blackwards- adverb
The act of a black person unknowingly impersonating a white person by engaging in activities that are stereo-typically dominated by the "white" culture. To the observer, this seems unnatural or backwards to the point of being humorous. Hence the term: "blackwards."

Jeff really enjoys ice skating on the weekends.

Example Conversation:

Person A: Jeff is "Blackwards"

Person B: Why’s that?

Person A: I saw Jeff put hummus on his grits yesterday morning.

by Hairy Castle October 4, 2016

Blackwards

Making something less white/caucasian and moving to darker skin tones instead.

"I'd be more interested if The Little Mermaid went more blackwards before getting greenlighted."
"I'm so happy about the new blackwards Annie."

by sailershanty February 4, 2015

Blackwards

To do/say something that makes no sense at all.

1.Dressing in all white when you are sneaking out at night is blackwards.

by Crows_shadow April 4, 2007