Respect Kendama

Pronounced /rɛˈspɛkɛnˌdɑ mə/

A term usually used by a person as a result of a disappointing action.
Can also be used as a form of saying farewell.

- Ne-a ciupit dealer-ul din marfa...
- Respect Kendama, aia e!

- Eu ma duc spre casa.
- Hai, Respect Kendama!

by ktav.ddchill December 8, 2020

rejected by Urban Dictionary

Being rejected at your request to post a definition, however more than half the time the "editors" will just deny your request without even reading it. You can tell because if you send in a well thought out post, and its rejected, and then you look at some other assholes entry which is like "METALLICA FREAKIN ROX" you get really pissed off. I hope the asshole editors are reading this, and I know that they wont post it, just because they are assholes.

Guy 1: I'm always rejected by Urban Dictionary
Guy 2: I know right? Urban dictionary sucks.

by Will Brasil February 23, 2007

urban dictionary rejected words

Basically anything i try to post on this dumb website

Idiot: Hey man I'm going to post a definition on urban dictionary.
Smart guy that always gets his perfectly legitimate definitions rejected on urban dictionary: Dude you can try, but don't be surprised if it ends up on the pile labeled urban dictionary rejected words.

by Go Fund Yourself! April 8, 2016

Hood Respect

Generally in the hood/endz. Whenever you walk past someone you may know, you do a gesture signifying you know them. Eg both nod heads, spud, or even smile

Damn bruh i was walking down to the courts yesterday and i saw your dawg . I didnt say much but showed him Hood Respect

by derek upton June 1, 2016

i need to get fucked respectfully

a way to say you need dick. respectfully.

hey kevin, i know your grandma just died and all but i need to get fucked respectfully.

by PizzaRollKev December 1, 2021

respect my authoritah!

Something you say to assholes who just won't respect your authoritah.

One of Cartman's favorite expressions.

YOU: I'm not doing what you say.
ME: Respect my authoritah!

by the-jerk July 22, 2007

In what respect, Charlie?

Phrase used by Governor and Vice-President nominee Sarah Palin in an attempt to stall Charles Gibson when he asked for her opinion on the Bush doctrine in an interview originally aired on ABC's World News with Charles Gibson on September 11, 2008. It became clear when Gibson refused to elaborate on his question that Palin did not know to what he was referring. This phrase can be used when you need to admit that you don't know something that you really should know by virtue of your position or standing.

Boss: Where are the reports that we need for our client meeting this afternoon?

Lackey: In what respect, Charlie?

by bepy November 1, 2008