Vibing

Is a natural phenomenon that can occur when a person is in a state of mental calmness with music playing in a nice quiet area with low level of light

the person typically see in laying around in one section of room listen to soft gently calming music or just a mellow tone sound

Vibing in this form is a way of expressing energy without being hyper or over exaggerating and the person typically just lets out all the energy in a calm manner

oh dude you seen gregg? ye hes just vibing to Dean Martian just let him vibe

by Pice of shit April 7, 2020

To be in-vibe

To be in-vibe :
1.Verb: to be fine, good, calm, relax..

2.Adjective: active, everything is ok, better

( to be in-vibe )

A :Wassup man?
B: I'm in-vibe, wbu?
A. Doin'ok

by E.s.Kamayi7 August 18, 2020

Vibe

(Noun)A distinctive emotional atmosphere; sensed intuitively.

"It gave me a nostalgic vibe".
"That man gives off bad vibes"

by Junaid Yar Khalid May 12, 2004

Vibe

Vibe - means to have this feeling that what your listening , feeling , or seeing is reaching your soul

Friend// ooo I get this vibe whenever this song comes on

by Agirlwithfeelings January 2, 2019

vibing

(verb) To get into or tap into one's good feelings. Usually due to good music that makes you feel good or a certain positive way.

We were all high and started vibing with some good Kygo songs.

by SloppyToppy February 28, 2016

vibing

have a good time with good vibes

“i’ve been doing really lately, i’ve been vibing.”

by heywhatshanging December 22, 2018

The Vibe

Something a person puts out at a bar, party, social etc. It sets the tone for the evening and lets the intended parties know what is going down, (i.e. you're hot, and available). Putting Out The Vibe is done by leaning against the bar, wall, etc and sticking out your ass as much as possible. Seen in Dumb & Dumber by Lloyd Christmas at the Benefit.

(Lloyd begs for Harry to talk to a girl for him.)
Harry Dunne: Ok Ok, stop. What are you gonna do?
Lloyd Christmas: I'm gonna hang by the bar .... Put out the Vibe.

by Colin Donnelly May 2, 2007