head game

givin brainsz, eatin out

"hows your head game?"

by LocMamii April 26, 2006

The Color Game

A game based on the color of girl's shirts. Every time you see a hot girl walk by you would say that color and your friend will know which girl to check out. It's to avoid pointing at the girls. works really well when people are near you. They won't know what you're talking about because it's not a well known game. The origins of this game are unknown.

Tom: check out white!!
Zac: What?
Tom: The Color Game.
Zac: Dude, she is HOT!! :) :)

by Pyro T March 10, 2008

Game end

A word that show that u take no heck about what words u say even if it makes the kids get very ticked about your bad language or a what low life p words say instead of death kill or sacrifice

Wow that was epic those epic gamers got game ended

by That epic gamer September 29, 2018

You be on games

A declaration of exasperation usually addressed towards a person who has made a joke at your expense.

Whenever anyone talked smack about Rachel, her only reply was "You be on games!"

by UBongames October 13, 2008

Griffin Gaming

A man who wears a helmet and basically cums on console fanboys. He is known for not lying to his fans and can roast the hell out of anyone who dares steps in his way. He owns an anime figure, but is missing a jar to go with it. He also killed a hippo.

griffin gaming just ate hippos ass

by OldKratos November 6, 2020

ball game

noun - refers to what is known as an "eight-ball" of cocaine; which is 1/8 of an ounce or 3.5 grams (3½ grams)

Yo man, we gettin' a ball game tonight?

Person1: Those kids got bopped last night right after they copped a ball game off the block.
Person2: Aw, word??
Person1: werd.

by TwerPp June 24, 2009

charge it to the game

Inspired by Silkk da Shocker's seminal 1998 album, "Charge It 2 Da Game", this became a colloquial phrase used around East Lansing circa 2006 when one wished to avoid compensating another for property damage. The philosophy is rooted in the idea that college is so much fun that a certain degree of property damage is inevitable. This phrase is typically employed by one whose good time caused so much collateral damage that the victim should simply understand that they will not be compensated for their loss. Rather, the loss should be considered an assumed expense of attending a major university.

Hey man I'm sorry I broke your table by dancing on it last night, charge it to the game I guess.

by Bistopher July 27, 2011