u baiding

pimping on the west side. he's representing for all the homies.

while riding he was baiding

by Zoobaid January 22, 2006

U.C.

short for Unknown Caller.

I don't calls from a U.C.

by GirlyGirl55 June 25, 2010

U R ∃

you are Gay

You can text message, post this on someones wall on facebook. U R ∃

by crabsfree December 7, 2010

U.N.E

Universal Noise of Eating, that looks delicious and edible I want to eat it.

Look at those brownies, U.N.E.

Or, if you are a zombie: look at those brains, U.N.E

by Amazingsauce June 9, 2011

U-lock Justice

The preferred method of vandalizing a car by a Bike Nazi or other irresponsible or self-righteous cyclist. Because few police agencies wield power over cyclists and they can quickly disappear, the vandal frequently gets away with his crime.

U-lock Justice is the Bike Nazi term for it. Vandalism is the most common term used by normal people, including drivers, auto passengers, pedestrians, police and insurance agencies.

U-lock Justice is often dished out to drivers that the Bike Nazi feels is deserving, though many times it is applied to drivers who simply do not notice a cyclist because they're not riding safely or legally.

Yesterday a Bike Nazi cut me off and I honked my horn. He turned around and whacked my car with a metal bicycle lock, denting my fender. The body shop repairman said I was a victim of U-lock Justice.

by ihavespoe October 30, 2010

u da beast

Term used by a black male to compliment an attractive white female. Used primarily by run down players with gold teeth and nappy hair.

Shawna was minding her own business, enjoying girls night out at the club when all of a sudden Jerome approached her and said 'U da beast!'

by Barntchew Boodiggitty June 16, 2008

U-3

(ECONOMICS) Total unemployed, as a percent of the civilian labor force (official unemployment rate). Does not include discouraged workers. Also referred to as "headline unemployment" because it is the statistic reported in the news.

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics regularly publishes six estimates of unemployment. The others are U-1, U-3, U-4, U-5, and U-6. Eurostat publishes one monthly estimate of unemployment for the European Union, which is approximately midway between U-3 and U-4.

The unemployment statistics for the USA are collected through a monthly Current Population Survey (CPS) (also known as the household survey) and an establishment survey.

U-3 is the official unemployment rate in the USA; it excludes passive jobseekers (people who are just looking for available job openings without applying). Passive jobseekers are counted as part of the labor force in Europe, but not in the USA. Prior to the 2008 economic crisis, this caused unemployment rates in the USA to be about 1% lower than they would have been if the BLS had used European methods of estimating.

by Abu Yahya July 17, 2010