To change something. Not necessarily for the better--not necessarily for the worse; just to change something.
I compare copyright law in the United States to being mentally retarded. We really need to Barack it.
by Rbsams December 03, 2008
Masturbating thinking about Barack Obama while your partner is sleeping next to you.
This term was popularised by a scene in the TV series Fleabag.
This term was popularised by a scene in the TV series Fleabag.
by esseginski July 25, 2019
A play on the phrase "Rock That" (two fists meeting as a greeting or celebration) used during Obama's run for presidency as a mockery of the fact that he would"rock that" in celebration.
Person 1: "Dude I just scored an A on my history exam"
Person 2 (Dude): "Nice! Barack-that!"
Persons 1&2 tap fists.
Person 2 (Dude): "Nice! Barack-that!"
Persons 1&2 tap fists.
by JDeathScript August 04, 2010
When a white person does a task that typically would have been done by the help in the 1800s, such as fetch more ice or draw someone a bath.
by Rob Roybison November 11, 2011
The President of the United States of America. His real name and is the first cousin and brother of Osama Bin Laden
by pdesil November 20, 2010
Similar to a Rick Roll, only in that it leads the victim to a video of clips from Senator Barack Obama's various speeches, with only words that go along with the song, "Never Gonna Give You Up". The result is the illusion of Barack Obama singing the song.
Some dumbass Democrat coworker of mine found out I was voting for McCain and decided to Barack Roll me.
by Marine69 August 28, 2008
When either John McCain or Hillary Clinton are giving a speech and Barack Obama has a speech at the same time, and the news networks shift their coverage to Barack Obama.
Bryan: "Did you see the speeches that Hillary Clinton and John McCain gave yesterday?"
Eric: "Naw man, I saw the first five minutes of them, but then Obama had something to say, and the news networks realized that people actually care about what Obama has to say, so they shifted their coverage to Obama's speech, even Fox News."
Bryan: "Wow, even Fox News took their right wing eyes off of McCain to show Obama?"
Eric: "Haha yeah."
Bryan: "Hahahaha, they got Barack blocked."
Eric: "Naw man, I saw the first five minutes of them, but then Obama had something to say, and the news networks realized that people actually care about what Obama has to say, so they shifted their coverage to Obama's speech, even Fox News."
Bryan: "Wow, even Fox News took their right wing eyes off of McCain to show Obama?"
Eric: "Haha yeah."
Bryan: "Hahahaha, they got Barack blocked."
by TH3 L33T ON3 April 05, 2008