bling-bling

wealth, usually in the form of jewelry or flashy merchandise; can also be used to indicate money

Steve: That is some nice bling-bling you have hanging around your neck.
Bob: Thank you. I bought this neck chain yesterday.

by Jody September 24, 2003

bling-bling

Show-off wealth; anything that sparkles. The more tasteless the better. Expression comes from the sound an old-fashioned cash register drawer would make: "cha-ching" morphed into this.

The richest people in the world aren't into bling-bling; you can buy style, but not taste.

by TomV January 25, 2005

bling-bling

Bling bling is a commonly used word for a black man's money or jewelery and how he shows it off. If a white man were to use this phrase "bling bling" he would get shot by the people residing in the ghetto.

He would no longer be able to show off his bling-bling and barney would smoke crack no longer because he was his supplier. Then little kids who watched barney would go on strike and kill their parents, all because of bling bling.

by The Cheese with Ease October 19, 2005

bling bling bling

A word that is used to discribe jewlery.

by Anonymous June 24, 2003

bling bling bling

the act of going on a very expensive shopping spree usually buyiing a mercedes, or a diamond studded rolex

BlinG!!!!!

by bob June 27, 2003

bling bling bling

be stoned

by Darius June 19, 2003

Bling Bling

A phrase created by Weezy F. Baby (Lil Wayne)resembling the imaginary sound of a sparkling Diamond.
The song "Bling Bling" can be found in the album "Chopper City in the Ghetto" released in 1999 by B.G. featuring cashmoney members including Lil wayne who sings the chorus "Bling Bling". Since then, this phrase has been popular in the hip-hop culture.

"Bling bling
Everytime I come around yo city
Bling bling
Pinky ring worth about fifty
Bling bling
Everytime I buy a new ride
Bling bling
Lorinsers on Yokahama tires
Bling bling" - Lil wayne Verse #2, "Bling Bling"

by BPierce April 25, 2008