1 obsolete : to make a denial
2 : REVOKE
3 : to go back on a promise or commitment

In some card games, such as whisks, withholding a card of the current suit. In other words, when the pile is hearts you must play a heart if you have one, when the pile is spades you must play a spade etc. Reneging is when you break this rule by playing a different card. This results in losing 2 tricks or automatically losing the game.

a thing most noobs at the game of spades do and end up getting critisized by their fellow spades players endlessly, their partner also most of the time ends up beating the shit out of them after the game

1. To fail to carry out a promise or commitment
2. Shift change at the car wash

Change of shift at the city dump.

When a black person, typically named Carlton (Fresh Prince of Bel Aire) who reverts back to his ghetto roots after trying to fit into white society.

Misspelling of "renege". Almost certainly formed by incorrectly identifying the root for the past tense (reneged) which is more common than the present tense. Renege means to fail to keep a commitment or promise.