blacking out

When a female leaves a scoial establishment of any kind with at least one black man--and you just know she'll be hurting tomorrow.

Don't look now but Jess is blacking out.

by el sean o March 23, 2009

Blackening

To get moody and sullen over something stupid. Usually followed by spontaneous lecturing on boring topics.

Q: Did the mood in the room just change?
A: Yes, such is the power of Blackening.

by xSiphiliSx March 9, 2009

All-Blacking

A synonym for choking in the sporting sense.

A reference to the perceived under-achievements by the New Zealand All Blacks in Rugby World Cup history - always starting favourites, failing in the big games.

Jana Novotna seriously All-Blacked against Steffi Graff in the 1993 Wimbledon final.

Greg Norman was a serial All-Blacker in major tournaments.

New Zealand Rugby team has a history of All-Blacking in Rugby World Cups.

by KnightSmithJones September 12, 2011

Blacking

The act of a woman or man of a different race having sex with a black male for the first time. This is frequently used with the phrase "once you go black, you don't go back."

I'll be blacking his wife while he's away on the business trip next week.

by CuriousHusband May 12, 2019

blacking out

When you come out of yourself and curse someone out. You curse them out so bad that you can't control yourself because you are outside of your body watching yourself.

My husband made me mad so I had to black out on him. I cursed him so bad and I am watching myself from outside my body seeing me blacking out on him.

by Tamie January 19, 2008

Blacking

Claiming that a character of ambiguous or null race is black, usually stating that people who think otherwise are racists or white supremacists (which is not usually the case at all).

"That character isn't black, stop blacking characters."

by Vanman23 November 3, 2020

blacking

V. To be lying; to be kidding.

Man 1: So, I finally asked her out and she said 'yes'.
Man 2: Are you blacking me, she's way out of your league!
Man 1: Naw, man. I would never black you.

by Across the Boarder March 1, 2007