When someone offers up a high five and you give them the back of your hand instead of the palm. Could also be described as a "half a five."
A team scores and some dude says "high five man!" then as you are giving the high five turn your hand around to give the "back five." Maybe because you want to be cool with that person (not leave them hanging) but you're just not into it - it's like a weak high-five or a half-high-five.
by gczombie January 9, 2014

Mind Five is simply a High Five from a distance or when you can't use your hands for a High Five
The Background of this consept is from my workingplace, i am an carpenter and once me and my workbuddy would take a high five but he was on the roof and i was downstairs so we managed to find up Mind Five
The Background of this consept is from my workingplace, i am an carpenter and once me and my workbuddy would take a high five but he was on the roof and i was downstairs so we managed to find up Mind Five
If you and your buddy stands on each sides on a road and wanna do a high five but cant because the distance is to long, take up your hand and make it look like you ar saying Mind Five with your mouth.
Here is a video but this is not the actual mind five:
/watch?v=mf9A4vFwPU8
Here is a video but this is not the actual mind five:
/watch?v=mf9A4vFwPU8
by NorwegianGuy March 14, 2013

Short for Five Guys Burgers and Fries, a semi-fast food chain that originated in the DC area but now is across the whole Eastern United States (there is one near where I live in Indianapolis). They have very good, albeit very greasy, burgers and fries. They give very generous portions: a large order of Fries is easily enough for four average-appetite men to finish, and a small usually takes a few hours to eat. All in all, a very good and reasonably prices resturant.
by a someewhat smart guy November 8, 2009

An amazing singer's, John Ondrasik's, stage name. Some of his most popular songs are "Superman (It's Not Easy)", "100 Years", "Chances", "If God Made You" and "The Riddle". Five For Fighting writes and sings very emotional songs, making a strong connection with his audience :)
by SingerForever January 27, 2011

The normal price for a brick of cocaine, usually at that price it would be fishscale;cocaine in it's purest form. term is used mostly by the rapper young jeezy "Jay Jenkins" and is reffered to a lot by other rappers when talking about coacaine
"seventeen five if you want a key"- Young Jeezy
"seventeen five bout to holla at jeezy"- fat joe
"Throw ya hands up high its ya boy Mr. seventeen five"- Young Jeezy
* In the last example he refers to himself as "Mr. seventeen five", but it still just represents what he is selling (cocaine).
"seventeen five bout to holla at jeezy"- fat joe
"Throw ya hands up high its ya boy Mr. seventeen five"- Young Jeezy
* In the last example he refers to himself as "Mr. seventeen five", but it still just represents what he is selling (cocaine).
by Mr. Handey Man May 3, 2008

by Cheese and Lohsl February 2, 2005

The single acceptable greeting gesture that will bring the American culture full circle. An abrupt collision of two individuals hands to signify coolness, acknowledgement, amusement, agreement, or testosterone (in the case of a male.)
April 21st is National High Five day.
So the other day I was doing some grocery shopping in this little hippie organic food store close to my summer pad here in hippyville. I was deep in thought, debating between vegetable or three cheese spaghetti sauce, when a skinny hippie dude with a long beard accidentally bumped into me as he was excitedly loading some granola product into his hippie organic food store cart.
In a sort of delayed reaction-where-am-I-who-are-you-kind of way he said, "so sorry sister friend, didn’t mean to bump you."
I, being the forgiving cool person that I am, replied in my classic-no-worries-reassuring-cool-as-fxxk-voice that it was not big deal, sxxt happens and life moves on...did he have any recommendations on vegetable or three cheese spaghetti sauce?
"Oh for sure, definitely the Veggie, it's all about the vegan style" he said.
-Vegan style? Whatever man. Thanks, veggies are tight. High Five...
***Oh fo sure...right there and then me and that old hippie dude gave each other a sweet ass hippie High Five.
Just like it should be done.
Keep on keeping.
High Five.
So the other day I was doing some grocery shopping in this little hippie organic food store close to my summer pad here in hippyville. I was deep in thought, debating between vegetable or three cheese spaghetti sauce, when a skinny hippie dude with a long beard accidentally bumped into me as he was excitedly loading some granola product into his hippie organic food store cart.
In a sort of delayed reaction-where-am-I-who-are-you-kind of way he said, "so sorry sister friend, didn’t mean to bump you."
I, being the forgiving cool person that I am, replied in my classic-no-worries-reassuring-cool-as-fxxk-voice that it was not big deal, sxxt happens and life moves on...did he have any recommendations on vegetable or three cheese spaghetti sauce?
"Oh for sure, definitely the Veggie, it's all about the vegan style" he said.
-Vegan style? Whatever man. Thanks, veggies are tight. High Five...
***Oh fo sure...right there and then me and that old hippie dude gave each other a sweet ass hippie High Five.
Just like it should be done.
Keep on keeping.
High Five.
by Anita Molina August 3, 2005
