Ghosted 

Just randomly dropping all communication with someone with no notice given

He just ghosted you friend, dropped you like a hot pocket, sorry.

Ghosted by meowmewcatz November 2, 2017

Ghosted 

A term used when referring to a very rude practice of completely ceasing to communicate with someone after a first date.

“She completely ghosted him after they had their first date at the movies”

Ghosted by Booster seat May 2, 2021

Ghosted 

When a person (male or female) leads on another person into thinking they're interested in them. After leading on this individual they "ghost" them and disappear. This is usually indicated from no responses through text, phone call or email. Ghosting is performed by selfish people and ones who don't believe in karma. Because what goes around, most certainly comes around.

Dave: Yo what happened to Jess?
Fil: idk man, she won't hit me back up
Dave: man she ghosted you
Fil: truuuuu

Ghosted by cymekkkkk April 21, 2016

Ghosted 

When your having sex and your partner slowly pulls out of you and away. And then vanishes.

Taylor was ghosted when Chris pulled out and finished himself in the next room.

Ghosted by Ppppppapahsbkswiw May 2, 2018

Ghosted 

1-A rude way to end a relationship in the cell phone.
2-To disappear like a ghost and just stop replying to the calls and the text messages.

I can't believe she ghosted me yesterday !

Ghosted by Aymane croco April 13, 2019

Ghosted 

When you decide you don't want anything to do with someone any longer. You end communication with that person. You change your phone number, block them on all social media, & you continue living your life as though they never existed and you dont know them anymore.

" You know what im done dealing with you and your games! You have just been ghosted!"

Ghosted by 55555TammaraElizabeth55555 April 4, 2017

ghosted 

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.

"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."

ghosted by billy santa December 29, 2005