A room that performers wait in before they go on stage.

It is usually a small room that has a couch and is close to the stage. It is very rarely painted green!

I was a stage hand for 6 years and they told me the term "green room" came form the days of yore: The Shakespearian actors waited in a room full of green plants before they went on stage--thus the term " green room."

It also may be from the new or "green" performers waiting there before going on stage.

A pick me is a woman that is willing to do anything for male approval. She will embarrass or throw other women under the bus to achieve this goal. The unfortunate thing about a pick me is usually the men they are trying to seek approval from are of poor quality and treat women badly, leaving little real benefit for the pick me.

This is where artists hangout before and after a show or interview. Usually much marijuana smoking and slapping of hoes asses takes place.

Found in the barrel of a wave. It is when you are enclosed by the barrel while surfing.

A verbal game you can play with your friends...the game is played without revealing the rules, see if you can figure it out...the riddle of the game is hidden in the name "green room"

Although other definitions refer solely to the physical room, a "green room" may refer to a "saying-goodbye" event popular in the theater programs of certain high schools. During a "green room," the members of the cast and crew who are graduating seniors are spoken about (often individually) by underclassmen, in front of everyone else. These speeches often incorporate how missed the senior will be, what an impact the senior had, and an important story about the senior. It is often a heavily emotionally-charged event, with an understandablly-large amount of tearing up, straight bawling, and laughter.

An Aussie slang referring to the beach.