Punnish title indicating someone with a false authority on "slang".
Etymology: Jonathon Green, famous British lexicographer of slang, who says the Urban Dictionary is amateur hour for slang artists.
Etymology: Jonathon Green, famous British lexicographer of slang, who says the Urban Dictionary is amateur hour for slang artists.
by nerfo May 5, 2011

Juliana: You want greens
Me: in my head (No, I stole a gram from you yesterday so you should get it)
“no.”
Me: in my head (No, I stole a gram from you yesterday so you should get it)
“no.”
by BogeyBoss360DegreeLeathaJacket April 14, 2022

by @GrabbaFinesse (IG) September 26, 2021

To epic fail, usually in a manner that lets someone down. Named after the infamous Goal-keeper blunder made by England's Robert Green in World Cup 2010 against the U.S.
by Socca1927 June 28, 2010

Originating from Miami Florida the term “green” is used to describe somone who has done something that would be unfavorable.
That nigga AJ “green” as fuck.. he sold that boy a gram of detergent
Person 1: Raymond stole headphones from deandre crib...
Person 2: Damn he “green” fa dat.
Person 1: Raymond stole headphones from deandre crib...
Person 2: Damn he “green” fa dat.
by AssMan1987 August 31, 2018

adj. feeling wronged or feeling sickly due to another’s actions or the occurrence of a something unexpected
n. a person that is disgusted by something
n. something that is acting out
n. a person that is disgusted by something
n. something that is acting out
by JohnnieBricks May 27, 2019

Someone who's your green basically is like what oxygen is to humans, is like what sunlight is to plants, is like what water is to fishes, is like the blood in your veins. <3
"so how have you both been so far?"
"Man I cant tell, she's just like my entire green!! I love her like craayzy!!!!"
"Man I cant tell, she's just like my entire green!! I love her like craayzy!!!!"
by Jim haplert November 9, 2020
