aboriginal acquisition

A more Politically correct term for "Indian Giver"

Yeah, I did score this jacket for free from Johnny, but then he asked for it back; I guess it was an aboriginal acquisition.

by Vapor S. Thompson June 20, 2012

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Aboriginal Hebrew

Aboriginal Hebrews are both Aboriginal americans and hebrew people who've been in ancient America For the longest times in American Archeology B.C. to be exact way before Columbus stepped foot on American soil, there are ancient artifacts that factually proves this to be correct .

I'm an Aboriginal hebrew and our melanated people have been in America since ancient times even before Christ , we are both aboriginal americans and Hebrews we are one.

by Spokentruth October 13, 2019

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Aboriginal American

The first inhabitants of America, often mis-labeled "Native Americans".

By definition, any person born in America is a Native American. The Aboriginals however, AKA American Indians, were here first.

Of all the Native Americans in the U.S. the Aboriginals have been here the longest.

Indian-Gaming has been a large source of funding for the educational system of the Aboriginal American population.

It is true that Aboriginal Americans are also Native Americans, but it is also true that every other person born here is a Native American as well.

by Ruhbee! August 28, 2006

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aboriginal excuse

Da lame-a** "hardship-justification" retort of, "Well, the natives in the jungle don't have any ___, but THEY seem to manage just fine, so quit yer whinin'!" dat is impatiently/insensitively snorted at someone who is complaining/objecting about a particular inadequacy in his present environment; i.e., a lack/insufficiency of such basic-to-reasonably-tolerable-living things as toys/entertainment, air-conditioning, transportation, palatable-to-him food, etc. Often this arrogant reasoning is totally invalid, of course, since like as not whatever disagreeable condition dat is being objected to is indeed unacceptably harsh or distressing, and thus should indeed be remedied or alleviated... just because some backwoods primitives residing thousand of miles away happen to live a certain way usually has nothing whatever to do with what is reasonable for everyday life in a civilized world, especially with modern technology (one should seldom use da "Think how hard/thin our dirt-poor ancestors had to live!" excuse, either) and assistance-programs dat will often provide for these types of basic-comfort needs.

The infamous/hypocritical "Sheriff Joe" --- who has since been convicted of multiple catastrophic financial and human-rights atrocities --- used to carry the "aboriginal excuse" concept to a whole new level of brutal mistreatment: complained to about the 110-degree-plus temps at his prison's infamous tent-city, he once said, "Well, it's 120 degrees in Iraq, and our soldiers are living in tents, and they didn't commit any crimes, so shut your mouths!" Again, of course, this is a totally invalid argument --- just because servicemen sometimes have to endure severe conditions, that does not have anything to do with what is reasonable for the rest of us to withstand under fairly-ordinary circumstances.

by QuacksO December 29, 2019

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aboriginal elders

Aboriginal men and women who are recognized, respected and consulted for their wisdom, experience, knowledge and background, not necessarily the oldest in the community.

Aboriginal elders are highly respected people.

by tracy.j July 31, 2017

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