Robinhood'd

For a company to act in a manner that is so out-of-character with their brand that it actually makes the brand ironic.

I got Robinhood'd and they locked me out of buying this retail stock, now I can do nothing but sell.

by Jake Macintosh February 1, 2021

Robin Hood Dat Ass

to rape someone and steal their organs

Person 1: After i rape you im gonna steal your organs dawg

Person 2: Did you just say you were gonna robin hood dat ass?

by Vitamin V April 2, 2010

robin hood dope game

The process of funneling money from the wealthy to the ghetto via drug sales to yuppie children.

Rich cokeheads put food on hungry kids' tables through the robin hood dope game.

by DoktorJ December 16, 2005

Reverse Robinhood

Taken money from the Poor and giving it to the Rich

I get 5% Cash Back on my Discover Card.... They get that cash back money from the poor fucks that get charged with the interest rates because they cant pay their bills then they give it to me for paying on time. Hence Reverse Robinhood Money goes from poor to Rich instead of Rich to Poor

by Dale Dobson February 12, 2012

Red Robinhood

A Red Robinhood is when you tie someone to a wall with a vine and then stick a sharp arrow up there ass and watch them turn into a tomato.

“I will Red Robinhood Andrew Mertz later tonight”

by Blexy March 20, 2021

Robinhood

An investing platform with free commissions that should really be called the Sheriff of Nottingham after they limited the purchases of "GME" to protect the hedge fund Citadel that pays 40% of their income.

"Do you invest on Robinhood? I heard they have free commissions"
"No, I invest on ThinkorSwim because they don't try to rob the hood. "

by carribgyal February 1, 2021

Robinhood Publishers

Publishing houses that rob their star authors to pay bonuses to their oft-underpaid and overworked editors and their bosses, using all kinds of creative strategies to avoid getting caught, while family-owned publishers would notoriously overpay themselves and their loved ones or relatives first, but underpay their employees.

Even in low-corruption Singapore, it’s an open secret that Robinhood publishers continue to thrive, because most authors who’ve a sixth sense of being shortchanged couldn’t afford the legal means to suing them for their decades-long shady business practices.

by Fasters October 21, 2022