Emotional Blackmail

When the people in your life use fear, obligation, and guilt to manipulate you. It is a very powerful form of manipulation in which the person directly or indirectly threatens to punish you if you don't compile with how they want you to behave.

Some examples of things Emotional Blackmailers say are: "If you really loved me..." "After all I've done for you..." "How can you be so selfish..."

An emotional blackmail artist will use your vulberabilities and deepest secrets against you.

by OneBadAsp October 22, 2006

Blave

To bluff, to lie, to blave. Not to be confused with 'True Love'

your blaving
i am not! i am telling the truth!

by Mark May 14, 2005

blackground singers

black people that background sing for white singers.

Those blackground singers had to totally carry those whitebread souless robots on american idol last night.

by suckabig1 April 6, 2009

blaxicanese

Someone/something that is of African, Mexican, and Chinese/Japanese/Viatnamese etc. descent. In many cases it can be used to explain the ethnicity of a person who's ethnicity is unknown.

What race is that guy?

I don't know. Must be blaxicanese.

by tron biggums March 12, 2009

blazej

The hottest boy ever he is so funny and a really good person,also he is so clever, is a really good boyfriend is the best onee he cares a lot about his girlfriend. And he really knows to eat your pussy.

A good boyfriend , if you have a blazej in your life marry with him

by Flavii January 10, 2017

Black Site

A military term used to describe a secret place where an unacknowledged black project is being conducted. These facilities, their existence acknowledged by President George W. Bush in the Fall of 2006, are generally controlled by the C.I.A and used by the U.S government to test top secret weapons military or otherwise. They're also used to detain high ranking or unlawful enemy combatants in times of war.

Guantanamo Bay was one of the original black sites created by the U.S government. It's still being used for military purposes and still holds enemy soldiers who were captured. These places require high security clearance to access.

by The Literate One November 1, 2017

Black to the Future

For those who believe it is uncivil to only have one month of the year devoted to Black History. "Black to the Future" is an alternative phrase because it's time!

Mom: "How was school today?"
Kid: "My teacher taught us about George Washington Carver."
Mom: "Let me guess it's February 1st."

Mom: "Tell your teacher "Black to the Future" replaced Black History Month, and UD is leading the charge!

Mastro-K

by Mastro K February 2, 2021