solid

slang english kids used to use during WWII. it means stupid.

"Are you solid or something?"

by gracie April 27, 2005

Solid

'Solid' is term for a partner one has been romantically involved with for a long period of time and is not married to. This term is appropriate for couples to use when most people would expect them to be married and better conveys commitment over use of 'girlfriend' or 'boyfriend'.

"This is John, my solid."

by shiftmo August 14, 2012

solid

safe

Example 1: I have a solid lead.

Example 2: I got a solid grade. My parents will be pleased.

Example 3: We're solid, right man?

Example 4: He's a solid worker. Looks like he'll be keeping his job.

Example 5: You're in a solid position.

by Ereck Flowers February 27, 2018

solid

saying something is okay, not too bad but not too good, like in the middle

"How do you think you did on the test today?"
"Eh, I think I did solid."

by Mel.B. April 1, 2019

SOLID

An acronym standing for Squealed Out Loud In Delight. Used by males and females to express great excitement.

I've just got for tickets to see 'X' in concert! SOLID!

by Bemahan July 2, 2010

Solid

Used by neds. Has the same meaning as hard, in terms of strong, hard to break, ansd also difficult

"At test wis pure solid, man"

by He who shall not be named July 15, 2003

Solid

A friend who is not your best friend, however they are really close to you. You don't necessarily need to chill with them all the time like you would a best friend. You can even go weeks with out talking to them, but when you do chill its like you've never been apart. A solid will be there for you no mater what. They're a friend who can last a life time as apposed to a best friend, where your friendship could crumble over the years. Its just having a true genuine friend.

Pino, Emily, Lorena, Paola, Kdogg, and Nahaff are my solids for life.

by Lauren Feliciano October 4, 2008