richard black's definitions

Squeet

A word that compresses the sentence, "Let's go eat." Heard in Southern dialect.

Squeet some doughnuts at the morning break.

by Richard Black August 4, 2007

juxtaposition

n. Contrasts and differences shown side by side or together.

The juxtaposition of Brie Ann's milky white body with Tyrone's darkest ebony hue while making love shockingly revealed the contrast and ethereal beauty of their interracial rapture.

by Richard Black April 29, 2005

high yaller

In the southern U.S., a person who is a product of an interracial sexual encounter. Their skin is also called 'bright' by their peers.

Kenyatta is a perfect blend of Tyrone, her black daddy, and Lisa her white college cheerleader mother. She is bright in more ways than one.

by Richard Black February 28, 2005

old enough to bleed, old enough to breed

In some cultures if a female is old enough to bleed, she is old enough to breed.

Daddy: "Sally, now tell me when you first see blood in your pants or in your pee."

Sally: "Ok, daddy."

Some time later.

Sally: "Daddy, my pants are full of blood."

Daddy: "Ok, Sally, we are going to play a game for the next several weeks."

Daddy had sex with Sally until he knocked her up.

This is also known as incest.

by Richard Black March 30, 2005

round tuit

Finally, finding the time to accomplish something.

Mary had postponed seeing SAVING RYAN'S PRIVATES because she was not in the mood for a violent movie. But with all of the talk in the office, she finally got a round tuit.

by Richard Black March 11, 2005

the high blood

In ebonics many blacks have high blood pressure, but in describing it they just say they have the high blood.

Sis. Vanessa got so worked up at church this morning that she went home and got into bed because of the high blood.

by Richard Black March 16, 2005

afternoon delight

n. the sex act (fucking)

Up until about 1950 in small town America, business and shops often closed for lunch from 12 to 2 and the merchant (man) went home for lunch. It didn't take two hours to eat, so a little afternoon delight became a part of the routine between 12 and 2.

Honey, have dinner (as the noon meal was called then) on the table when I get there. We're gonna eat fast and spend the rest of the time in a little afternoon delight.

by Richard Black April 20, 2005