Eyes passed people

A Guyanese/West Indian idiom describing when someone is blatantly rude. The rude person is so offensive, it is as if they do not believe the other person has any sense or ability to retaliate.

Also works in forms like "eyes passed you"/"eyes passed me"/"eyes passed them" etc.

In the midst of gasoline companies being accused of price gouging and profiteering with gas being $5-$9 per gallon, the chief financial officer of BP says, "Certainly, it's possible that we're getting more cash than we know what to do with."

Man, these guys have their eyes passed people. They must not remember Kazakhstan.

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by Tesuji June 13, 2022

Licking People

South Texas Slang, That means, you are trying to come up with money. Like you are on your hustle.
It could also be said as, Licking Someone, Lick, or Licking.

Austin: Hey i'm selling this bag of skittles for 5 dollas
Caleb:Thats expensive, you out here Licking People
Austin: Do you want it or not
Caleb: F*ck it let me go ahead, and get it.

by I Tell Slangs November 2, 2019

Multiple people are typing...

what happens if you decide to start a controevesial topic on discord. this message appears if more than 3 people are typing and if YOU are the cause of this message appearing, then good luck. here are some tips of surviving it:
1. keep kalm
2. dont take insults seriously
3. be quiet after this

SomeOne: Honestly, i think that putin is a great president
Over 4 people at the same channel where the message above was posted: *Typing* (or in other words. Multiple people are typing...)

by PingasLord69 January 13, 2021

Other people

OTHER PEOPLE did it to OTHER PEOPLE amd YOU are doing it to ME. So you are going to PAY for doing it to ME and then OTHER PEOPLE are going to PAY for doing it to OTHER PEOPLE. First order of business is going to be: Who the fuck killed Suchir Balaji?

Hym "That's other people. Other people doing it to other people."

by Hym Iam July 30, 2025

Umber People

"Umber People" refers to individuals outside of sub-Saharan Africa whose physical appearance, prior to 1492, aligned with a broad spectrum of earthy skin tones—ranging from coal black, blue black, and grey black to olive greens, soil, dirt, and lighter shades like sand-colored—along with varied facial features and structures that, by today’s 'looks test' standards, would lead white individuals or systems to mistake, classify, reclassify, or treat them as Black. This identity includes pre-1492 indigenous or tribal groups such as Melanesians, Dravidians, dark-skinned Native Americans (e.g., Clovis people, Ouachita), Australian Aborigines, Tasmanians, Negritos, and others, whose melanated color developed independently of recent African intervention or migration (post-1492 transatlantic slave trade). It complements the traditional 'Black' and 'Negro' categories, reserved for sub-Saharan Africans and their diaspora, uniting all under a shared visual recognition and resilience against marginalization.

Dark skinned people descended from Africa, are Black People. Dark skinned people descended from other places, like Natve or indigenous chocolate colored East Indians, are Umber People.

by anonymous July 25, 2025

Bunker People

The non blood related people who are actually most important to you; The (5) people you would let in your bunker if the apocalypse happened

“I only have like 5 bunker people”

by TheToothpaste_Man July 9, 2025

bigger-set people

Same meaning as "heavy-set people", but instead of saying "heavy-set people", you say "bigger-set people". Similar to "plus-size people". Nice way of saying "fat people".

Juan: "Hey Rico, what's the difference between the term 'bigger-set people' and the term 'heavy-set people'"?

Rico: "Nothing Rico. They are synonymous. Much nicer than saying 'fat people'"!

by Goode spela January 1, 2012