Sending a vague check-in text to your ex during the holidays, ostensibly to wish them a merry Christmas or a happy Thanksgiving. A reference to the ghost of Jacob Marley dropping in on Ebenezer Scrooge on Christmas in Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol”.

lil mad is like big mad but the opposite, you mad but not mad to the extent of pullin somthin

When you marley a spliff you put it in between your little and third finger and breath through your thunmb and first finger, a bit like shitguns

Sending a vague check-in text to an ex during the holidays, ostensibly to wish them a merry Christmas or a happy Thanksgiving. A reference to the ghost of Jacob Marley visiting Ebenezer Scrooge on Christmas in “A Christmas Carol”.

Verb: the roots of this word lie in the legendary song 'Jammin'' by Bob Marley - It refers to when something is Jamming, or has been jammed and can be adapted to spread across tenses.