by ONW25 December 04, 2019
A word that is used for someone attempting murder to someone who is too busy with his/her business, relaxing, or music (vibing) in a low distance to see how hard the target is vibing or showing dominance
The past tense of that word is "Vibe checked"
The past tense of that word is "Vibe checked"
Me: *Listening to my music in the hood*
My homies: *behind me* "VIBE CHECK!"
My homies: *Hits my head with a baseball into my near-death experience*
My homies: "wow mate, you still vibing even with that condition, you passed the vibe check.
My homies: *behind me* "VIBE CHECK!"
My homies: *Hits my head with a baseball into my near-death experience*
My homies: "wow mate, you still vibing even with that condition, you passed the vibe check.
by 100% not FBI October 17, 2019
A Vibe Check Bat is a bat that is used to vibe check people mostly bullies but can also be used to vibe check other people.
by aRandomNoob7 November 15, 2020
"- Hey check that definition on urban dictionary!
- Which one?
- I don't know, just check "vide check" "
- Which one?
- I don't know, just check "vide check" "
by Hot Paper April 14, 2020
When someone in your social media circle does a fact check and Snopes you on a post that is not factual.
by Tony Kessler October 24, 2016
The careful "consulting all people involved" verification that you'd jolly-well better perform before you accept any paper financial-instrument from anyone, especially if the document is "signed over" to you by the document's original payee!
Performing a two-party check is vital to maintain your financial integrity, not only because you might not get paid, but also because you could get hit with a returned-check fee and other legal hassles if the check is either drawn on an account with insufficient finds or is written without the account-owner's authorization.
by QuacksO December 16, 2017
Refers to a totally-legal but still-somewhat-devious practice of writing personal checks for comparatively-minuscule bills --- like maybe just two or three bucks for a bag of fresh vegetables from a roadside farm-stand --- instead of paying them in cash, and then secretly hoping that the checks’ recipients will not want to bother going to the extra effort of cashing said “tiny” checks, and thus your bank-account’s “balance” will be unaffected by your purchases.
Practicing the “system of checks and balances” can have varying degrees of success, depending on various factors, such as how strapped your checks’ recipients are for cash, how accustomed they are to cashing/depositing checks, or how willing/able they are to accept checks, especially for such paltry amounts (here’s where paying with checks at an unattended “drop the money in the slot” or “place the money in the cup/jar” merchandise-stand can be a good idea, since there will be nobody there to balk at your paying with a check). Extra points if you “embellish” the checks with flowery praising messages about how wonderful the sellers’ merchandise/service is, since it may stroke the people’s ego so much that they will prefer to “frame it rather than cash it” (again, especially since the check is for such a small amount, and so its value might likely not mean all that much to the person’s overall budget) when deciding what to do with your checks.
by QuacksO September 09, 2018

