Static

Static: verb
In popular surf culture to start some static means to go skating. The static is a reference to the friction of the wheels to the ground and when the tail or nose hits the ground.

"I grabbed my board and went to start to some static."
Sublime: Ball and Chain-
"And I wanna start some static but I cant afford,
To slam to the ground when I fall off my skateboard.

by Will Delahunty June 17, 2006

static

sometimes used in place of the word status, especially in urban areas where speech may not be as clearly defined when talking

It take alot to get to this static baby! See you at the top!

by don juan II January 30, 2010

Static

To be happy in a general way. The opposite of vexxed or angry.

Yo man I am so static

by T-bitz May 26, 2007

static

it is what you hear on radios or see on old analog televisions, it can be used as white noise but sometimes it can be annoying

man this static sucks

by U-2800 May 7, 2022

Static

The feeling of crisp static through your mouth and in your throat when you drink sprite.

"Ay Srdjan you want some Static?"

"Fo sho"
*Goes to McDonald and gets a Sprite*

by Sm4cc January 26, 2021

Static Cruising

To enjoy the company of friends and peers whilst doing nothing or achieving nothing.

Can be associated with: chillin', hanging-in.

"Let's all stay in and just static cruise."
"Yeah, that sounds cool."
...
"What did you do last night?"
"Nothing much. Just some Static Cruising."

by Dunc-The-Hunk February 11, 2010

mind static

Extremely fast, yet confused thoughts running through a mind in a deep state of stress. Similar to the static on a television: it moves fast, but it makes no sense at all.

I've been unable to relax or think properly lately. Too much mind static.

by Le French (again) December 17, 2008