by RSmoov January 12, 2010
Ignorant or backwards in behavior, speech or act. The term comes from the nickname of the state of Alabama, one of the more impoverished and historically bigoted states in the South. Originally used to describe someone who dressed in a corny fashion by African American youths in the DC metro area, the term is gaining traction in the common parlance of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
"Hey, did you hear those morons arrested those visiting executives from Honda and Mercedes in that little craphole state?
Yup, totally Bama."
Yup, totally Bama."
by OccupyYourGirlsVag December 8, 2011
by Shockquan JaRilious February 17, 2019
Anybody who wears socks with sandals.
by j-rog May 20, 2005
by Michael March 2, 2005
To acquire something for free, or with little-to-no effort, whether it be by stealing, conning, or given to you.
"Say, man, where'd you get that new phone?"
"I 'bama'd it from some 'ol lady last week."
"Did you know you can bama that shit on the real if you tell 'em you ain't make no money?"
"Oh, bama?"
"bama"
"I 'bama'd it from some 'ol lady last week."
"Did you know you can bama that shit on the real if you tell 'em you ain't make no money?"
"Oh, bama?"
"bama"
by Ghee-Reg January 8, 2013
Bama is a nick name for the state Alabama, or for the University of Alabama. It's an amazing place to go. The residents are friendly and show that sweet southern hospitality. Bama is meant to be a good word that makes you think or football, creeks, hollers, history, and southern culture, but many yankees up in DC think that it's "cool" to use it as an insult. But I'd much rather be in Bama enjoying a great Roll Tide game, than in DC getting shot at and worst of all, being a YANKEE.
Good Ole Redneck: I love watchin' some sweet ole Bama football down here in Bama.
Good-for-nothing Yankee: Yo dawg, he don't be wearing some baggy pants and a wife-beater, he such a bama.
Good-for-nothing Yankee: Yo dawg, he don't be wearing some baggy pants and a wife-beater, he such a bama.
by Magan-Jaymes August 10, 2008