LoMo

Both "O's" in the word are long. An interjection used when emphasizing an action, especially one describing speed.

He be LoMo flying when he comes around that curve!

by Bill Mobley February 15, 2021

Customer

One to be angry at or bitter against.

I hate how that customer opens the door and walks in.

by Bill Mobley August 13, 2023

Geeked up

A phrase made popular by black males (usually from the south) who meant to say, for example: We all were geared up and ready to go. Instead they would say, "we all were geeked up and ready to go." This is the truth.

All of the players were geeked up and ready for the game.

by Bill Mobley February 22, 2024

Goodnight Irene

Sometimes used to tell a person who has gone past their time to leave, to go ahead and just leave.

“Didn’t you say you were leaving? Goodnight Irene.”

by Bill Mobley July 05, 2021

Pee-the-bed

An older child causing concern because he still urinates in bed while sleeping at night.

"I heard that Jeffery pee-the-bed at night, and he'll be seven soon.

by Bill Mobley October 13, 2021

Huckleberry

(Inoffensive use) A non Uncle Tom, or Oreo black person who identifies with the offbeat behavior of white people. They are the black Trekkies, black hippies, black lovers of Folk music...etc.

Curtis is such a Huckleberry, he was the only black person singing at work when the radio played The City of New Orleans.

by Bill Mobley November 16, 2023

Clowning

"Acting the fool" or "telling someone off." Making your displeasure known loudly, because someone didn't (for example) pay you what he or she promised.

Maggie know good and well she shouldn't have been clowning and acting the fool at that public library.

by Bill Mobley February 17, 2023