ghosted

gho·sted (verb, intransitive)
Similar to bail, flake, ditch, or escape

1) To show up or make an appearance, but then leave suddenly and/or hastily without notice.

Similar to a 'flake,' but differs in that the person almost follows though only to ditch/bail shortly after. Generally associated with unreliable persons.

2) To leave hastily, generally without notice.

"Sorry I ghosted on you last night. I just didn't feel like being sociable."
"Dude, what happened to you yesterday? You totally ghosted out."

by billy santa December 29, 2005

ghosted

slang for killing someone

"I just ghosted someone"

by erasedone February 23, 2008

Ghost-

Ghost- is a complete idiot, the very meaning of stupidity

Ghost is a fag
Ghost likes to take up the ass

by Funto August 8, 2004

ghosting

getting away from someone in a chase, or leaving before the law see you.

The cops were coming so we ghosted it.

by big boy March 22, 2004

Ghosting

Remaking the infamous pottery scene from the Patrick swayze classic "Ghost"

Guy: hey babe you wanna do some ghosting tonight
Girl: sure if that's what your into
Later
Guy: oh yea you like that
Girl: spin that clay baby

by WickedNefario April 7, 2017

Ghosted

Left alone

Stop talking to

Disappear

You ghosted me after we had sex for the first time.

by Spiffy.keke May 26, 2020

Ghosting

A method of masturbation, where one sits on their arm for a long period of time until the limb goes completely numb. Then, when they pleasure themself if feels as though someone else is touching them. The "Ghost Limb" is difficult to control, so it feels as though it isn't really there.

Eren: Aw, man! Jerkin' the Gherkin doesn't feel like it used to.

Connie: Bro dude, have you tried ghosting with that bad boy?

by JeanMarcoLovechild April 16, 2017