acting simple

To act rude or stupidly.

Don't be afraid to slap the bitch if she acting simple.

by Jackie Theodore Valentine July 7, 2014

Acting

Acting is the art, profession or occupation of performing in a stage play, movie, television or radio program. Acting is basically pretending to be someone other than yourself, known as a character or sometimes fictional character, and using your facial expressions, vocals, emotions and body language to bring the character to life, in front of a screen or audience. In acting you are suppose to act as if no one is around but you and the other actors (In a scene, there is no such thing as an audience, camera, producer, director, etc. None of them exist). When acknowledging the audience or the camera, this is known as "breaking the fourth wall", which is the imaginary wall that seperates the actors from the audience. This usually happens in comedy. For example, really the cameras and the front of the stage are, in a sense, "us" looking at the audience and if the actors acknowledge us and the that we're watching them, that's breaking out of character and acknowledging they're fictionality. Acting is a very interesting job and, just like everyone can't sing, everyone cannot act. Acting, just like singing, is destined for certain people. Thank God I can do both, lol

Acting is reacting and showing another side of yourself that maybe you didn't even know you had.

by Zeedavis October 23, 2018

Akinari

Honestly, He's just a fuck boy in SAS. No one really likes him.
His Ultimate is just "PLAY BOY." Imagine seeing him IRL. "Yooooo, I'm SHSL Playboy." You would run away, I bet 4362872347337443734774374374474438487127 dollars you would.
If you don't you're honestly a stoner.

Pandora: Heyy, Did you see Akinari today?
Dev: He got executed.
Pandora: epic

by kimster50006 June 20, 2019

ackie

n., pl. ackies

1. A seventh or eighth grader who attends the so-called Academic Center found as part of the Whitney Young Magnet High School in Chicago, IL, USA. They are characterized by:
a) being very short
b) carrying around overfilled backpacks, as a result of not understanding the concept of a locker — incidentally, such an overfilled bag, regardless of the carrier, is aptly named an "ackie sack"
c) not knowing their way around the school
d) just usually being a geeky, pain in the arse

(Ac(ademic) + -ie)

"The ackies are so short and tiny!"
"Dude, stop acting like an ackie."
"Silly ackies."

by Thomas Pietrzyk September 17, 2008

Nod of Acknoweldgement

That nod you give, in passing, to a girl whose vagina you've been using as your personal jungle gym for the last several weeks unbeknownst to your surrounding colleagues/friends. This nod is a good medium between absolute lack of acknowledgment and obvious overconversating as to not draw suspicion to the fact that she's an undercover freak and can take sausage better than the local butcher.

Tom: "Why didn't Jack say 'Hello' to Sarah this morning? I thought they were friends?"

Will: "He just gave her the 'Nod of Acknoweldgement', I'm pretty sure he porked her on his grandmother's kitchen floor last night"

by ZNippleBandit August 8, 2016

acing

actively caking. Acing is more serious than flirting but less serious than being in a relationship.

-"Who's that?"
-"That's the guy she's been acing since the beginning of the semester."
-"Are they dating?"
-"No. They just ace."

by Chuck Beezy June 7, 2009

Actin' A Fool

When one is wilin' out, often but not exclusively in situations that are hazardous. Having a wide range of applications within the vernacular, "acting a fool" can apply equally to jovial tomfoolery between contemporaries as it can to verbal threats directed at any individual who ought to slow their roll to avoid serious consequences.

In popular culture: As featured on the soundtrack to 1994’s “Above The Rim,” Tupac Shakur describes a turbulent period of troublemaking in high school: “I was a fool all through high school, kickin’ up dust,” later on the track “acting a fool” is used as synonymous with the same behavior.

Xzibit uses the phrase to as a descriptor synonymous with “sprung” in the S&M-themed hit “Choke Me, Spank Me, Pull My Hair,” whereas on “Act A Fool,” Mac Dre describes the complicated relationship between an attractive woman and her suitor.

"Tell me whatcha gon' do? Act a fool." -Ludacris
"He sprung, dawg; actin' a fool every time she around!"

by Enderwign August 22, 2015