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bad action 

a term used to describe the act of stealing . also commonly used to describe sneaky . shady untrustworthy persons who tend to be drug users also used to describe ones lack of loyalty.
"dude,... did you really steal that old ladys purse. thats bad action yo!" "hey man where did you get that nice bike? "i just bad action(ed) it from that parkade over there!" "Emily is straight up BAD ACTION" "yo goof bounce! I heard your bad action"
bad action by das goof. March 21, 2017
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bad action 

A substitution for the phrase bad ass. Commonly used by a dumb asses who can't say bad ass
Steven "That's bad action."
Erik "Don't you mean bad ass?"
Steven "No."
Erik "You're fucking stupid"
bad action by sexxypanda August 20, 2008
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bad acting 

Bad acting is the opposite of good acting, and usally gets you fired.
1: Where did that knife come from?
2: Oh that? That's just a bloody knife i found, nothing new
3: CUT! What was that? That's what we call bad acting
bad acting by Horror movie flicks November 29, 2009

Bad acting 

Doing te same thing as crying wolf really. One minute you'reall fucked up or psychologically traumatized after getting hit in the face, the next minute you're fine.
He kept on with his bad acting and laughing about it 5 minutes after it was over, so she tricked him into giving her his left kidney.
Bad acting by Solid Mantis April 25, 2021

Bad acting 

When someone is trying to convince everyone around them they had to be sub serviant to somebody else, but they go a little too far with there acting (to the point you would think they were trying to be comical with you if they didn't still look serious) by doing something like running towards somebody with bags of food, or speaking strange languages neither one of you or anybody else speaks, talking about biblioteques and shit like that with no French people present.
Come on with the bad acting, you're not Italian and neither am I, but you're still saying Ciao to me like you had no choice.
Bad acting by The Original Agahnim September 18, 2021
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Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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