one in five

One of the Jewish religion. One in every five people are jewish

Make sure that one in five gives you back your change...

by coco chenille July 30, 2008

five rider

member of the bloods street gang

hell rell, official five rider- hell rell(dip set)

by jimmyjump55555 November 14, 2006

One's or Five's

Adjectives used to describe a woman's appearance. One's being OK, Five's being very good. 20's are also an acceptable answer.

Derivation: One's or Five's derives from Strip Clubs where the amount of money offered to a stripper is sometimes questionable. If you see a girl you would like a dance from, but are unsure how hot she really is, you turn and ask your buddy "one's or five's?" He will then respond with one answer or the other.

"Hey man, is that girl one's or five's?"
"Eh, I'd say she's only one's"

"Dude, Matt's sister is all five's"
"Hell, she's 20's"

by Big Simms May 9, 2006

Air-Five

n. the act of lacking the physical strength to actually hi-five someone and resorting to a pushing movement of the right or left hand to someone. This is usually followed by the saying "AIR FIVE". The receiving person has the choice of refusing the "air-five", with a sharp reply of "BLOCK" with both arms crossed.

Evan: Hey Ari, nice thats-what-she-said-joke! Air-Five!
Ari: BLOCK!

by Ari Goodman October 27, 2007

psy five

A verbal cue used to replace a high five when physical distance makes a high five unrealistic.

Mix of "psychic" and "high five."

N.O.(across the room): Yo G, I just got got a high score on dolphin cup.

J.B.: Psy five son.

by J Bridges January 9, 2008

Skype-Five

The act or performance of giving a virtual high five to a person through Skype.

"Congratulations on being so tech-savvy and figuring out how to skype each other. Tell Latoyamyesha and Keke (<--insert ethical name(s) here) to give themselves a skype-five"

(Both skyping parties then "high-five"via the slapping of the camera)

by The Word Pioneer January 27, 2010

sike-five

A backhanded high-five meaning that you only partially like/agree with the other person.

He wanted to high-five about something stupid, so I just gave him a sike-five

by w.h. linkus April 2, 2010