being black

acting according to black society and expectation; listening to what is considered black music (reggae and rap), associating mainly with blacks, acting black, being black

Why is he being black for?

by Real me... March 4, 2009

Being obese

The act of one being rude in a manner or doing something stupid and obnoxious or "fat". This term can describe someone who is actually skinny or well managed. The person being accused of "Being obese" usually tends to do stupid stuff a lot and has a history of being obese.

person 1: Did you break my headset?
person 2: Yeah, why?
person 1: Stop being obese man you break everything.

by Moocowish July 6, 2011

aleien being

Describes what E.T. temporarily became after noisily downing several Coors Banquets.

After Elliott's wrinkly buddy from a galaxy far, far away became an "aleien being" while he was "home alone", said skinny schoolboy began to burp and otherwise exhibit symptoms of being intoxicated, as well.

by QuacksO January 9, 2023

Being Japanese

When someone is being Japanese means they are fun person to be around whether in office, class or party who act like everything's going well and they're enjoying life to the fullest however in reality they're suffering from anxiety, depression or without a dream.

Friend 1: Hey, did you hear about, Sally?

Friend 2: Yean, really sad how it turned out. Who would have thought she was just being Japanese.

by Adven Quest August 27, 2021

Being Wrong

Thinking that guns are cooler than a sentient Halberd.

"Imagine being wrong"

by Your Mom lmfao February 14, 2022

Being a Trump

US English, colloquialism, insult: "Being a Trump" = a swindler, a conman/woman who takes advantage of the very people they claim to support.

"Stop being a Trump, Ivanka... jeez. I can't stand you anymore."

by cynicallyric August 11, 2017

being Lin

Showing abilities that were you were not expected to have.

Based off the previously unexpected and unknown ability of NBA player Jeremy Lin.

Can also be used in the phrase "be Lin".

Person A does the unexpected.

Person B to Person A: "You're being Lin!"

by Jon Ace April 10, 2012