Billing

Billing, To Bill.

To Consume Marijuana with Companions.

Derived from Balling up.

Are man's billing?
Do you want to Bill?

by Yann Sheen July 19, 2023

Billing

Billing (verb): The manipulative act of gaslighting another person by deceitfully convincing them that substantial monetary obligations are owed, creating a false narrative or illusion of debt for personal gain or control.

I was Billing that man on the street he managed to see through it

by ObliberTheGreat January 3, 2024

bicling

The word that pops out of your mouth when your brain can't choose between "biking" and "cycling."

"Zelda, I think I'm gonna go bicling today? Wanna join me?"

by ElinorsDad February 12, 2024

branson billingsley

Annoying boy that attracts girls from all over the world has brown hair and Eats a lot and is very smart

Branson billingsley is a cow and eats a lot

by Kate1890 November 22, 2016

william billings

william billings somthing rare learns from its mistakes wants to be loved puts harm on itself so other people will stay away but really all he wants is a hug so if you do find this person and you are able to get in with root and keep him for the rest your life because he will honor you

wow william billings is so honest.

by will Austin December 20, 2016

David Billington

A metaphor for a serial pedophile. Preying on the youngest victims possible. Located in the Leicestershire region of U.K.

"oh my days, David Billington is at it again!" Screamed the unfortunate parents.

by Mike the rock Tyson June 4, 2017

Balance Billing

The reason why weeks after you have any health care you get stacks of bills from the doctor, the facility, the nurse, the pharmacy, the lab, and the guy who cleans the floors every other Saturday.

Even after you've paid the stupid $20 copay.

"I went to my doctor two months ago for a sore throat and I paid my $20 copay. Now I've gotten $847 worth of extra bills for the office visit, strep test, and a shot of penicillin. The office manager told me that was how much I owe in balance billing since I haven't met my $12,000 deductible."

by WackeMD October 3, 2018