a person who the whole world dependes on. if this person does not eat oreos during art class the entire world will end
"ak where be the oreo muncher today!!"
"i dunno watch outside the window and maybee she will pull up the school in her cherry bomb of a car"
"oh i see her! there she be demonstrating her terrible parking skills"
"oh thank god we are saved!"
"i dunno watch outside the window and maybee she will pull up the school in her cherry bomb of a car"
"oh i see her! there she be demonstrating her terrible parking skills"
"oh thank god we are saved!"
by artsyemily April 17, 2008
Get the oreo muncher mug.An Oreo (Black on the outside, White on the inside) is a Black person who intentionally and sometimes unintentionally (raised around a lot of Whites with no Black connection) takes up the societal norms/custom and values of the White American population and disregards with intent/non-intent Black societal norms, customs or values.
Using Standard American English, not wearing the latest garbs from popular hip-hop/street clothing lines/artists is not an indication of this, however you will have some Blacks that are intimidated and/or insecure about who they are as Black people and will incorrectly use this term as a defense mechanism because they are intimidated.
When you show that your "deviation" so to speak isn't real deviation and that you can still connect and relate to the experiences that Blacks face and can understand the use of common wording or phraseology used in many Black communities, regardless of acculturation, without criticism you will not be considered an Oreo.
Learn to code-switch (Ebonics is our native tongue so to speak) or just be down to earth and relatable and proud of being Black and you won't be considered an Oreo.
Black people, stop calling other Blacks Oreos because you're intimidated. Many of them are not true Oreos. Many just don't know who they are and don't know their history.
Using Standard American English, not wearing the latest garbs from popular hip-hop/street clothing lines/artists is not an indication of this, however you will have some Blacks that are intimidated and/or insecure about who they are as Black people and will incorrectly use this term as a defense mechanism because they are intimidated.
When you show that your "deviation" so to speak isn't real deviation and that you can still connect and relate to the experiences that Blacks face and can understand the use of common wording or phraseology used in many Black communities, regardless of acculturation, without criticism you will not be considered an Oreo.
Learn to code-switch (Ebonics is our native tongue so to speak) or just be down to earth and relatable and proud of being Black and you won't be considered an Oreo.
Black people, stop calling other Blacks Oreos because you're intimidated. Many of them are not true Oreos. Many just don't know who they are and don't know their history.
Real Oreos do exist. They are called sell-outs, these are folks who will disregard any and every cultural element of Black culture and cling to the norms/values and beliefs common in White communities & about Blacks; they will do all they can to remove themselves from being associated with Black people and will openly criticize and side with any and every negative idea about Blacks and will renounce any ties to Black cultural elements and especially those that are humiliated/degraded in mainstream America and they will ONLY date, marry and socialize with people of a different race than them; they will not attend Black events, support Black causes etc...
NON-OREOS:
Tracee Ellis Ross is a great example of someone who is not from the hood, but is NOT an Oreo; she speaks what's considered "proper" english and is proud of her Black ancestry. Rhonda Ross too, speaks "proper" but is proud to be Black, likes nice things etc, not an oreo.
Diana Ross is a great example of someone from the hood, who speaks "proper" english, but I've heard her use some phraseology and words specific to the Black community; it's embedded. She's a great example of someone who keeps it real, is proud to be Black, likes nice clothing/homes etc... but isn't detached from who she is and where she's come from.
Smokey Robinson
Lenny Kravitz
Kimora
MJ, yep believe it or not, he was proud
OREOS:
Brian J. White & Tiger Woods
I hope this explained what a true Oreo looks like and what it truly is.
NON-OREOS:
Tracee Ellis Ross is a great example of someone who is not from the hood, but is NOT an Oreo; she speaks what's considered "proper" english and is proud of her Black ancestry. Rhonda Ross too, speaks "proper" but is proud to be Black, likes nice things etc, not an oreo.
Diana Ross is a great example of someone from the hood, who speaks "proper" english, but I've heard her use some phraseology and words specific to the Black community; it's embedded. She's a great example of someone who keeps it real, is proud to be Black, likes nice clothing/homes etc... but isn't detached from who she is and where she's come from.
Smokey Robinson
Lenny Kravitz
Kimora
MJ, yep believe it or not, he was proud
OREOS:
Brian J. White & Tiger Woods
I hope this explained what a true Oreo looks like and what it truly is.
by APBW January 25, 2013
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the opposite of an oreo; that is: a person born with white skin, but is really black, or has black tendencies on the inside.
Erica means well, but she is really just an inverted oreo. She tries to act white, but the ghetto just shines through.
by Erica July 18, 2006
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by Stereo October 25, 2005
Get the oregrant mug.1.) One's name that is sounded like a mix of "Or" With another words or alphabet "n" that sometimes is pronounced differently depends on the language and grammar in some country.
2.) A name that sounds like an orange fruit people who hear it will misundertood or misinterpret the name Orein
3.) A nickname that was given by my uncle when I was little (4 or 5 years). Since then everyone starts calling me Orein and it became my official name for my Social life and school names but not for my I.D unfortunately.
4.) A name that sounded like a name of a cute girl.
5.) A Helpful person who's willing to help friends or anyone when he/she have free time or energy left from doing lots of thing.
5.) A name that is not commonly used to name people.
6.)Orange colour.
2.) A name that sounds like an orange fruit people who hear it will misundertood or misinterpret the name Orein
3.) A nickname that was given by my uncle when I was little (4 or 5 years). Since then everyone starts calling me Orein and it became my official name for my Social life and school names but not for my I.D unfortunately.
4.) A name that sounded like a name of a cute girl.
5.) A Helpful person who's willing to help friends or anyone when he/she have free time or energy left from doing lots of thing.
5.) A name that is not commonly used to name people.
6.)Orange colour.
1.)
Or + Ain't = Orein
Or + And = Orein
Or + N = Orein
Or + In = Orein
Or + Rain = Orein
2.) Guy1: Hey man, have you see my buddy Orein?
Guy2: Orange?
Guy1: No, Orein
Guy2: What a name
Or + Ain't = Orein
Or + And = Orein
Or + N = Orein
Or + In = Orein
Or + Rain = Orein
2.) Guy1: Hey man, have you see my buddy Orein?
Guy2: Orange?
Guy1: No, Orein
Guy2: What a name
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