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.
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."
"Dude, what happened to you yesterday? You totally ghosted out."
by billy santa December 29, 2005
by Funto August 09, 2004
by big boy March 22, 2004
by Spiffy.keke May 26, 2020
The act of ghosting is to nut in a girls anal cavity, then wait till she has to fart. When she eventually farts get ready with a magnifiying glass to watch a ghost like entity to fly out her ass.
by Poseidons asshole October 24, 2017
-adjective
1.) A sensation caused by the consumption of sinsemilla.
2.) Being so high you become transparent.
1.) A sensation caused by the consumption of sinsemilla.
2.) Being so high you become transparent.
by The Bitter Buffalo December 21, 2009