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When things are done of a black nature. It is usually instinctive and cannot be learnt mostly carried out in a serious manner.
He stole that man's wallet right out of his pocket, that was pretty black!
by EnlightenedKid January 19, 2012
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Color worn by American icon and champion of the underdog, Johnny Cash, in order to signify the seriousness of injustice and inequality
I wear the Black for the poor and the beaten down/Living in the hopeless, hungry side of town
by Maineiac February 27, 2009
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1.contrary 2 popular beliefs, black is not a color: it is an absence of color.

2. nationality
1. person 1-black is my favorite color.
person 2-black isnt a color, it's an absence of color.
person 1- then my favorite color is an off-set black.
person 2-good.

2. look at that black guy hanging out with all them wiggers.
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1. Adj; The manner in which a trait or an action involving disgust, anger, just damm indecency is carried out unto the world.

2. Noun; Harriet Tubman.

3. A way to express strong discomfort.
1. "Omg I spilled my purple drink all over the carpet! This is so black!"

2. "Did you know that the first person in America to practice illegal human trafficking on a large scale was Black?"

3. "Black Dammit!"

"-Black Damn You!"
by Banlieu Whore September 2, 2009
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Slang for asphalt, a substance used to surface roads, paths, etc.
We took out some black and fixed all the potholes in town.

We'll need 10 square metres of black to fix that hole.
by Bloopy July 31, 2006
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the color this text appears in
this text appears in black
by Gunkglumb July 15, 2008
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Derogatory term for Protestants used mainly in the north of Ireland but also to some extent in the rest of Ireland. May have several origins , perhaps from the Royal Black Preceptory. A protestant fraternal organisation founded in 1797 , 2 years after the Orange Order. It's seen by many as a progression for the Orange Order although it is a seperate organisation.

May also come from the Irish Gaelic habit of appending black( in Irish dubh) to anything considered bad. Garda Dubh (Gaelic for the RIC forerunner of the RUC)
Black B******D= Protestant B********D
by salveme August 31, 2005
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