bling-bling

wealth, usually in the form of jewelry or flashy merchandise; can also be used to indicate money

Steve: That is some nice bling-bling you have hanging around your neck.
Bob: Thank you. I bought this neck chain yesterday.

by Jody September 24, 2003

Bling-Bling

Jewelry or Riches.
Mainly "Gold" or "Platinum" and "Diamonds" are the source of all of this.

Man, you see dat wiggah? He be bling-blingin' it up, Fosheezie!

by THe Funk Trunk Blumpkin Explosion (REKANYZE!) October 19, 2002

Bling-Bling

An ebonetic verb or noun describing the rather gawdy and tacky, huge, gangsta preferred costume jewelry worn by urban ghetto thugs. Also: Sparklie

VERB: He be bling-bling.

NOUN: He have bling-bling in his grill.

by Charles E. Smithers October 9, 2003

bling-bling

Show-off wealth; anything that sparkles. The more tasteless the better. Expression comes from the sound an old-fashioned cash register drawer would make: "cha-ching" morphed into this.

The richest people in the world aren't into bling-bling; you can buy style, but not taste.

by TomV January 25, 2005

Bling-Bling

Somthing a negro would say to make their Kmart quality jewlery sound better.

Negro :I just went to Kays Jewlers and bought me some Bling Bling.
Me: Fagget *Sacrafices*

by Hitsua June 2, 2004

Bling-Bling

A word that means expensive, flashy jewlery. It was made popular in a song by rapper B.G. of the same name. Lil' Wayne claims he came up with the word. Used primarily by lame, white people who destroyed an already stupid word.

Anyone who says bling-bling anymore should be hanged, drawn, and quatered in public, in front of television cameras.

by hasafienda January 20, 2005

Bling-Bling

Your jewelry that is iced out or crushed out with diamonds, usually platinum or gold: watches(Gucci, Rolex, Cartier), chains, pieces, bracelets, and platinum or gold slugs(teeth).

Whats happen whoadie! I went down to the Gucci to buy some new bling-bling. Check it out cousin. This i how we do it down south, whoadie!

by Anonymous October 15, 2003