rubberneck 

someone slowing traffic down because they are too busy looking at something/someone

"whats slowed the traffic down?"..."that guy up ahead is too busy rubbernecking!"

rubberneck by pummelweed February 2, 2010

rubberneckers 

People that stick their nose into other peoples business.. always wanting to know whats goin on or what the other person has.

Perfect Example for Rubberneckers is from the movie Secret Window.

Ted: Maybe I should take a walk around the block.
Amy: Yes, that'd be good.
Mort: Aw heck, Ted, live a little - make it two. Rubbernecker.

rubberneckers by Masta Dragon Red February 23, 2007

rubbernecking delay 

n. traffic delay caused by motorists' gawking at any type of car accident, even those on the shoulder of the road. Delays caused by rubberneckers are often the main reason for the slowing of traffic after an accident, rather than the accident itself.

Sorry we're late— 95 was backed up for miles from a rubbernecking delay.

rubbernecking delay by theodorickb April 12, 2011

rusty rubberneck 

Getting an Indian burn your dick

Give me a rusty rubberneck

rusty rubberneck by quacker207 March 21, 2011

Rubberneck 

Rubberneck is the action of hanging with your girl and checking others girls out, then pretend to insult them while snapping a pic for later.

Look how smooth he can Rubberneck! He is a Rubberneck God!

Rubberneck by JerryTheToyMonkey November 29, 2016

rubber necker 

a nosey mofo trying to be in another's business when they have no authority or point to.

the boyfriend buttin' into the (soon-to-be) ex-husband & wife's exsponged belongings (mediation).

rubber necker by j July 1, 2004

rubbernecking

1. (v.) bearing witness to the troubles of friends, either by accident or on purpose, and not being able to walk away from the wreckage.

2. (v.) holding a bong and or bowl being passed around for too long

1. The whole world can't stop rubbernecking Brittney Spears downward spiral.

2. "Yo man, why you rubbernecking that bong? Pass that sh*t..."

rubbernecking by Robin H. April 23, 2007