backing track

Usually used to describe a song without vocals. Also known as Backing Music

www.backingmusic.com

by Lee Crossley April 19, 2005

Bicking

An idiot 5th graders way of saying biking.

You can keep your respiratory system healthy by:Exercising,Bicking,Walking,and Push ups.

by Bicking Master February 26, 2019

becking

Verb. To be incredibly cool, awesome, sexy, or to give off an attitude of one who either does meth or eats out lots of girls.

"Ah man, Nolan's grey shirt really shows off his pecks."
"Hey, I'm wearing a grey shirt!"
"Becking!"

by BeckyofIowa October 31, 2011

pedo-backing

piggy-backing on the acceptance won by LGBT people, under the rubric of "consenting adults," to push for acceptance for pedophilia TOO. (Cf. PERGY, Pedophile-Exclusionary Regular GaY.)

Dr. James Cantor, Twitter, December 8, 2018
"Speaking as a gay men, I believe we SHOULD include the P. To do otherwise is to betray the principles that give us our rights."

Kevin Spacey was roundly condemned for pedo-backing for coming out as "a gay man," (29 Oct 17) in the context of accusations of child abuse. Now that an authority like Dr. James Cantor is pedo-backing as well, we'll see if there's any traction in that strategy.

by Didaskalos January 14, 2019

C- Blocking

the intentional act of preventing a possible hook-up

Stephanie stop fucking C- Blocking your brother

by dRunKnChiEf June 28, 2008

brocking

br-ock-ing or br-ock-ed

-verb
1. the act of a person pretending to work.
2. presenting little to no valuable work however it is received as genius: see; bullshit.

1. "Where is Brock?" "Oh, he's brocking from home today."
2. "I totally brocked that meeting!"

by sandycrack350 September 23, 2010

lane blocking

the practice of preventing another driver from changing lanes. specifically, when a driver wants to change lanes while through-travelling, but finds himself stuck behind slower traffic, he may wish to pass the other vehicle. a lane blocker, however, will find a way to keep the passing driver stuck in postition, making it impossible for the passing driver to get around safely. usually this is a passive action, as opposed to on-ramp blocking or offramp blocking; often the offending driver is unaware of the faster car wanting to go past (often because the offender is talking on a cell phone.)

eric: come on man, just pass this truck! we're going to be late for the concert!
derrick: i can't pass him! the damned avalon in front of us is lane blocking me!
eric: flash your high-beams to get his attention!
derrick: i tried, but he's talking on his cell phone! must be more important than driving safely.
eric: what a dumbass bastard}!

by earpuller July 2, 2006