that aint healthy

When someone says something weird, or funny, or nasty u have to say that aint healthy cuz u don't wanna be rude and u got to tell them it ain't healthy

Fred: imma eat u real hard
Ned: umm, that aint healthy

by Noplzno April 26, 2017

not healthy

something that isn't socially or emotionally correct. Something that doesn't look or isn't right.

that pig is going out with a jellyfish, Thats not healthy...

by ... July 10, 2003

new healthy

When a nigga break up with his girl after she played him and he ready to move on

Damn I loved her and she gonna play me like that it aii on my new shit ready to get a new healthy

by jaslinaa March 4, 2016

Midwestern Healthy

A human found inhabiting the Midwestern states that are exceptionally overweight. They are often found wearing tight clothes that are outdated and brightly colored. Males have a tendency to display a shaven head and variety of facial hair styles. Females usually have a large hair display and often bleached. Both are found to enjoy generic cigarettes, fast food and cheep canned beer.

That fat bitch is midwestern healthy. cornbitch wife beater too fat to wear that

by cheek E monkee July 24, 2010

she's healthy

Someone who is full figured or plus-sized. A better word than fat.

"That girl, she's healthy!"

by Healthy1 August 3, 2009

Butt Healthy

'Butt' as in 'butt ugly'. The look of the typical faithful shopper at Whole Foods or Wild Oats natural foods markets. Ragged looking, unkempt appearance, foul odor and lethargic facial expression and movements. Can often be seen hanging out and eating in the store. They're so healthy they look like hell.

"I was in line at Whole Foods between a Trustafarian and a Yuppie. The bagger would have been real cute, if she weren't so Butt Healthy."

by Mur December 14, 2008

Vaccine Hesitancy Is Healthy

When the decision to vaccinate or not is too important to be left in the hands of so-called health experts, university hospital professors and researchers, pharmaceutical firms, and politicians, who all have a vested interest in promoting vaccination, be it for herd immunity; economic recovery; vaccine diplomacy, supremacy, or nationalism; profiteering; popularity; or politics—their mantra is that the benefits of getting a shot outweigh the risks, whose short-term advice may not always be in the long-term health interest of the general public.

Just because a decent proportion of the population have been partially or fully vaccinated for whatever personal, selfish, or altruistic reasons, this doesn’t mean that others too should blindly or ritually follow suit, because groupthink or the “wisdom of the crowd” doesn’t always translate in all spheres of life, particularly when potential long-term adverse effects associated with nontraditional techniques of producing vaccines cannot be discounted—when vaccine hesitancy is healthy for those who won’t let themselves easily fall for, or be fooled by, any health expert’s recommendation.

by MathPlus June 13, 2021