Green

When a person is freaking out, panicked or "out of their mind." Derived from "greening out" on marijuana.

Bro these guys have my fort surrounded and one guy has the gold scar dude I'm so green right now

by mekhydro May 7, 2018

Red and green

Kind of like Christmas colors, blood is red, money is green, and those are the two colors most people no matter their surface shade of skin are thinking about most of the time. Even the colorblind.

Red and green is what is on most people's minds most of the time.

by The Original Agahnim July 2, 2021

Green

Green is what you call someone who is your yellow (happiness) but is also your blue (sadness). But it’ll never work because they (green) messes it up.

You: “Why won’t you date him?”

Me: “ i love him but He’s my green”

by Relationship stuff December 12, 2020

Green Salami

Salami that is green.

Hey Ben, what do you call salami that is green?
I don't know, mold?
No, Green Salami.

by Toilet Deer November 6, 2020

charlotte greene

beautiful

perfect

role model

your girlfriend is like charlotte greene

by caroline gaiden May 12, 2018

Green Choice

A yummy, delicious and healthy spread of peanut butter that has lightened people's lives for generations. This favorite in the cupboard has become a staple in so many homes all across Scandinavia. Everyone wants a piece of Green Choice and to be part of the community of Green Choicers. Once you go Green you never go mean!

A life without Green Choice peanut butter, is that even a life?!

by PB_ November 24, 2021

Green Beard Altruism

Greenbeard altruism is a fascinating concept in evolutionary biology that attempts to explain the evolution of altruistic behavior. It proposes that a single gene (or a set of tightly linked genes) can be responsible for three distinct traits: a noticeable signal or "tag" (like a green beard), recognition of that signal in others, and altruistic behavior directed towards those with the same signal. This allows individuals to selectively cooperate with others who share the same gene, even if they are not related. 1 While the "green beard" example is hypothetical, there are real-world examples of this phenomenon in various organisms, highlighting the potential for cooperation to arise through mechanisms beyond kin selection.

Green beard altruism, while theoretically possible, is rarely observed in nature due to the complex requirements of a single gene controlling the signal, recognition, and altruistic behavior.

by The Counterintuitive Words February 10, 2025