renege

Change of shift at the city dump.

The city of Pittsburgh reneges at 7,3 and 11.

by rayman 69 March 8, 2010

renege

When a black person, typically named Carlton (Fresh Prince of Bel Aire) who reverts back to his ghetto roots after trying to fit into white society.

Damn, Carlton is back on the wagon stealing bikes again, he sure did renege!

by jobs May 5, 2006

Rengert

Some mf who keeps throwing balls in the air while talking to his friends.

Mf, why you still throwing balls in the air while we're talking to you. Rengert....

by IMIM omg read this April 9, 2020

Renege

1. To fail to honor a commitment or obligation

2. The primary function of a Baltimore School truant officer

Mr. Johnson caught Tyrone and Ray Ray breaking windows and tagging walls, and promptly returned them to school. All of the teachers agree; No one can renege a school like Mr. Johnson.

by Fart Figgler September 3, 2021

renegar

my 6th grade crush

bryson renegar

by this girl is dead September 17, 2021

renegeotiate

To unfeelingly yank da rug out from under somebody who's already agreed to your terms, while selfishly/invalidly packaging said flimflammery-fiasco as a necessary "we need to talk" alteration.

Da tiger promised da Brahman dat he wouldn't eat him if he let him outta da cage, but then he renegeotiated said promise and thus forced said naive trusting soul to try to get some other living creature to agree with him dat da tiger was doing da wrong thing.

by QuacksO February 6, 2023

Renege

1. In cards to play a card of the suit other than the one you are obliged to play, hoping it goes unnoticed.

2. To willfully and knowingly break a deal or contract, usually in a pretty dirty way - the word "renege" indicates an extra malice and betrayal of trust over and above a typical disagreement.

"My boss told me clearly several times I would get a promotion if we achieved certain targets, but after achieving the targets he then reneged on his promise."

by thestrangeperson March 9, 2023