Black Volume

Term coined in reference to how black people generally indulge dialogue at a higher volume, than Caucasian counterparts.

There is no White equivalent term.
A: So why was residence security called?
B: Because the black people were up at 3am talking on their phones in corridors, music, general black volumes of talking etc . . .
by aiPod February 01, 2008
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Black Mead

An alcoholic drink. When Mead is brewed with black currants it is called black mead.
Scarlett had never tasted black mead before.
by OneBadAsp October 21, 2006
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black night

A night of particularly severe drug or alcohol abuse accompanied by suicidal or self-destructive feelings in order to black out and forget about problems with a significant other or a break-up
Popularized by the song of the same name by Time Again.
George's girlfriend broke up with him this morning and he started drinking at 2. It's going to be a black night for him.
by K_Dogg March 15, 2007
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You blacked

Damn Nigga , You blacked ! Got that shorty crying”
by Billitt December 09, 2019
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black walnut

When several dingle berries clump together so much that they take on the shape of a walnut.
Dude, this camping trip has lasted so long that my shit has clumped into black walnuts around my asshole.
by Trombone77 July 31, 2021
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Black Friday

The Friday after Thanksgiving when ignorant Americans stand in line for 13 hours and stampede over innocent bystanders in order to get a deal they could've gotten 3 weeks ago on that George Foreman grill if they would have used that fucking coupon. As a retail employee, this is THE WORST day of the year.
Dude, I don't wanna go to work today, it's Black Friday.
by CandyGirl03 November 28, 2014
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black peas

a boltonian bonfire night feast! specially made for people who live in bolton. They seem to think that everyone knows what they are but most people have never heard of them :)
Black peas, also called parched peas or maple peas, form a traditional Lancashire dish served often on or around Bonfire Night (5 November). The dish, popular in Rochdale, Oldham, Wigan, Bury and Bolton, is made from the purple podded pea (Pisum sativum var. arvense)1 which is long soaked overnight and simmered to produce a type of mushy pea. Parching is a now defunct term for long slow boiling.2
by Dwarf_Ducky October 28, 2013
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