repetitive

Something that gets repeated over and over again.

Easiest example of repetitive-The what are those meme.

by Pitchy January 13, 2016

respectable hoe

A woman who has class, a respectable career, but is sexually active with many partners.

Damn La'rondo is a lawyer monday-friday but gets a train ran on her on saturdays. She a hoe, but a respectable hoe.

by I love hoes September 21, 2016

rejected

when the most profound definitions on urban dictionary get declined by the editors. No longer able to freely express yourself and your knowledge.

this definition will surely get rejected by the urban dictionary editors

by Oeedy November 1, 2018

My Respectable black friend

Away to say hi to your black friend without saying the N word

Respectable black person: yo jimmy
White guy: hello my respectable black friend

by YX_MATE January 7, 2020

with all due respect

In military parlance it means 'no more respect than protocol requires me to show'. Opposite of the term: 'with respect'.

Said to a superior, a means of veiling contempt adequately enough to evade disciplinary action (depending on the words following it.) Applied frequently by top brass toward Congressmen during Senate Committee Hearings.

Said to a subordinate (rarely,) it sarcastically emphasizes how little respect the superior is required to SHOW, and how much less they're required to HAVE for the subordinate.

Commander Knox: Admiral, with all due respect, this is my boat.
Admiral Graham: Not anymore, "with all due respect".

by enkephalin07 March 2, 2016

Respect

Is a quality that is highly lacking into todays society & something everyone expects, but has no willingness to show.

Person 1; "Bitch, I want fucking respect."
Person 2; "It goes both ways."
Person 1; "Not in my book!"

by !! Ghett0xxBlaster !! May 12, 2009

respect

A word synonymous with acknowledgment, recognition, and consideration.

"Respect me for me," or "Respect my authority," both of which are demands for acknowledgment, recognition, consideration.

by Romann September 25, 2005