low vibrational

someone/thing who is low vibes / bad vibes. radiating bad energies or associating with bad energies

someone: eats doordash for breakfast lunch and dinner girl: “that was so low vibrational of her i hope she grows out of this phase 😒”

someone: *hating*
high vibrational: ew can u stop with ur low vibrations 🥱

by mammamia1987redsox October 16, 2022

Hell-Low

1. Another form pf saying hello. As if showing someone how happy and joyful you are.

2. Feeling so down or depressed that you feel your as low as hell

1. Bill: Hey Ted

Ted: Hell-Low

Bill: Jeez. Why are you so Happy

2.Tom: Hey Jerry. How ya feelin?

Jerry: Not so good. Kind of Hell-Low

Tom: Wow man, sorry to hear that

by Chassereau June 12, 2010

low crawling

It is what is done preceding a theft or break - in. The act of casing out a particular place for a robbery. Sneaking around where you are not supposed to be, usually done at night in the shadows or darkness where you can not be seen.

Those boys are up to no good. They are out low crawling the neighborhood.

by SKYDOG November 4, 2015

Grace Lowe

A girl who gets fingered by her autistic ginger twin brother. he uses the finger blaster technique

look at that grace lowe

by grace lowe March 25, 2019

money low

Slang origininating from Detroit's southwest side meaning,

1/ A term referring to someone being broke and unable to go clubbing.

2/ Someone who has been broke in the past, present and has no prospects of getting money in the future.

Also the name of a local Detroit record label who has been unable to release an album due to financial difficulties.

1/ You hitting the club tonight?
Nah son, Im money low.

2/ How you doing now?
You know me, money low till I die.

by Momint September 18, 2008

low lip

Talkin' smack, 'hind sumun's back

Laurel's been low lippin' you, t' no end. Damn

by Fij Jocanter June 25, 2007

hang-low

1. See dick
2. commonly refers to a large than average penis among African Americans.

"Yo, I'm gonna call that bitch up after work and see if i can gets some stank on the hang-low."

by Morris Ginsberg January 21, 2005