ebonics

The way us brothas be speakin'. Those white people be givin' every damn thing a name. ...pshh ebonics!

you want an example, what was i speakin up there!? nigerian!? playa that was ebonics.

by thatplaya February 24, 2010

ebenezered (screwed)

short term of Ebenezer screwed
which is derived from the character Ebenezer scrooge from the book and film A Christmas Carol.

your ebenezered, that guy whants to kick your ass.
im ebenezered screwed i got work tomorow and im pissed out of my head.

by mad1 April 16, 2005

ebonics

if you look up this word, you should not be speaking it in the first place.

you do not deserve an example

by dan March 14, 2005

ebonics

1.)language used that doesn't exactly mean what is said
2.)language used to put a twist on specific words to tweak it to a certain style (like southern) so specific people can understand

1.) The doctor was mad at me 'cause I called and told him that I wouldn't be able to make disappointment.

2.) a.Is you goin' to chuch?
b.You didn't bring your huntin' boots widjadidja?

by darkshadow2247 January 1, 2005

Ebony

a sweet fun loving down to earth girl with a heart of gold but still stands up for something if it isn't right.
i love her to bits and would never ever hurt her and if i did i would pay for it xx

Harry: who is she, she looks like Hermione Granger
ME: Naaahhhh she is Ebony the best person ever

by 😜ANOAH😜 September 27, 2018

ebonification

when a white boy from the suburbs decides that he will talk like he's "gangsta"... and it just doesn't sound right....

eric was a cracker, UNTIL he EBONIFIED hissss-sssselllllllf.... EBONIFIED CRACKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by Nic-a-lick-a-dick-uh October 13, 2003

ebonics

Consisting of the words ebony and phonics. It is a language that has its roots in American slavery and is commonly associated with African Americans. In no way is it a sign of laziness or child like speech by its speaker. Ebonics has been popularized in the past 20 years by the introduction of rap and hip hop but is seen as a creole language comprised of African and English dialects.

My friends were going home Ebonics would translate into: Mah bros be headin to the heezee.
OR
They came to meet me= They come meet me
They were eating= They was eating

by Madammim December 11, 2007