Mental blackface

when you cause someone who is not black to think about themselves as black or imagin themselves as a black character.

Mental blackface is telling your asian girlfriend she is like Beyoncé.

by Ehines September 25, 2017

Blockate

Basically Minecraft's creative mode but in Roblox, and you need to pay to make new worlds and many unoriginal games are always at the front page such as: free build, household games, obby for blux and rng fling

In Blockate, imagination is unlimited unless you want to make the Starter Island's sign with two blocks

by ColorsMakeYouHappy September 23, 2021

Vocal Blackface

A white person trying to sound black, but fooling nobody.

Iggy Azalea uses vocal blackface when she raps. But we all know she's a white girl from Australia.

by Tha Mudda Fuckin' Grinch March 5, 2015

bookface

somebody who purposely says it just to wind up the avid followers of facebook. Somebody who doesnt use facebook but knows of it.

a-hey mate u stil on bookface?..
b-no u idiot its facebook.. have u never been on it?
a-nah mate..ive gotta life!

by blueram January 21, 2009

Lockface

cripla fucked up looking bucked tooth 10 grams of coke in 1 hour kinda a guy he'll spill your guts and tell you lies

Ex- I Get madd bitches (lie)
Ex Lockface is the man (lie)

by hugandkiss January 14, 2008

Autism Blackface

The act of portraying People with Autism in media with highly exaggerated versions of autism stereotypes, often played for comic relief or in a discriminatory fashion.

ex: The Good Doctor, Young Sheldon, Music (2021) by Sia Furler

"Hey do you want to watch Young Sheldon? The way he acts is so awkward and funny!"
"No, I feel weird watching shows with autism blackface."

by Richard s. H. March 4, 2021

Blockade

Non-specific, preemptive block, preventing a "wah" for the entire statement. (See definitions of block and wah)

Bob: "BLOCKADE. This hot dog is way too big! It almost got stuck in my throat like three times. I just can't swallow things this big anymore.:

Gary: "Nice Blockade, Bob."

by Israel Lombardozi February 3, 2003