A Pimp Named Slickback

A pimp from the cult cartoon show "The Boondocks" on Adult Swim.
His name is the whole phrase.

The name is also used to describe misunderstanding.

1. "My name is A Pimp Named Slickback."

2. Man, nobody says my name right. I'm like A Pimp Named Slickback.

3. "Uh, what did you say?"
"Are you deaf? I feel like A Pimp Named Slickback."

by JTO ME January 20, 2008

Name Ninja-ing

The act of asking how to spell one's name, when, in reality, you forgot their name.

Luke: "Hey Sarah! Whats up?"
Me: "Hey man! Not much, oh dude, I accidentally deleted you off my phone. Can you re-add your contact?"
Third person: Dude! You rock at Name Ninja-ing."

by etuue June 21, 2010

name 30 cereals

an absolutely cruel version of name 5 cereals
most commonly occurs at camps.

man 1- NAME 30 CEREALS
man 2- OH GOD NO, HONEY NUT CHEERIOS

by bananasareforrape April 1, 2011

namera

A person who is open-minded, smart, happy, and can joke around a lot.

Her name was Namera, she was a girl who did everything from learning to dancing.

by WhiteShadowNYC January 20, 2018

Name

A section of Urban Dictionary. Only exists because people tend to look up their own name on here, so they can see the compliments people give it and feel instant validation. One of the most overused parts of this site, only thing more overused is talking about sex and drugs

These “name” posts are really annoying, please make them less

by nlolhere June 21, 2020

name brand

being name brand is being popular in your hood, most of the time you would be a rapper or a big dealer. being name brand basically means your a target. most commonly used in toronto

Yung Ranks: if ur name brand then ur payin the price
Rolexx homi:we pack name brand thats some shyt that they dont mention

by dontgetclose February 10, 2021

Big Name Lads

A term used to identify the better known, popular lads in a crew. Such people are frequently referred to as 'legends'.

Barry, what a legend - he's a big name lad.

Who else is coming? Any more big name lads?

by dfhrgjedg February 22, 2009