green FN

green fuck nigga. used when someone is cool

dude: posts basketball clip
another dude: green FN

by Zerore0 March 18, 2024

green screen kid

a retarded content stealing piece of shit that is the result of unprotected incest.

Tom: THAT LITTLE SHIT STOLE THE YOUTUBE SHORT I MADE!!
Bob: that green screen kid deserves to be crucified!

by Death Metal and BlackMetal fan February 11, 2024

green fn

1. Used in NBA2k or any other basketball game in general. It means "green fuck nigga"
the reason people say green is because in NBA2k theres a shot meter, and when you have good release (when the shot meter is full) the release will be green (green - white - yellow - red increments)

2. green fortnite for children

Jamal: *shoots*
Dequavious: "brick dumbass"
*ball goes in*
Jamal: "green fn !?"

by rbworls4 March 1, 2024

green fn

FN is an abbreviation for "fuck nigga", green is just referring to something. you can replace green with any word

Billy: what’s your favorite color?
Maddie: green fn

Billy: why are you mad?
Maddie: blocked fn

by Mak_saund March 9, 2024

green joe

a person of emaculate strength, the green is linked with positivity and the joe represents a hard working individual. opften used as a complement in the north east of england.

the worker was a real green joe

by lil dick andy February 27, 2024

Batman Glowing Green

The universally most common solution to a problem, the way Batman is always holding kryptonite to beat Superman. Used to take the place of a longer answer that is generally already known.

Addict: "I struggle with addiction."
Non-addict: "Batman Glowing Green."

by Dr. Mangoman April 29, 2025

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