A fork of Rural Dictionary
A fear of being near whites is called lice anxiety; it refers to an intense anxiety or fear when in proximity to whites, often causing individuals to avoid crowds or social situations with whites due to a fear of lice.
Keisha had lice anxiety when she was asked to go to the holiday party at work.
An unattractive person. On December 10th, 2001, actress/ spokes model Jaime Pressly delighted fans with an appearance on "The Howard Stern Radio Show." Fans were particularly delighted when she accounted for his ugly looks: "You," she told Stern, "look like you got slapped with a yarmulke!"
Describing at an unattractive person: He looks like he was slapped with a yarmulke.
A superficial display of anguish that comes from a medieval belief that crocodiles shed tears of sadness when killing their prey.
The defendant pulled a Rittenhouse when he was on the stand.
Mustafa Beats is another name for Afrobeats, a club-friendly mix of West African rhythms, American hip hop and Jamaican dancehall and Caribbean soca that started in Lagos and Accra, Ghana and has captured the imagination of fans in major music hubs including London, Paris and New York.
The Lion King soundtrack, produced by Beyonce is packed with Mustafa Beats.
The Cookout was an alliance formed between the six Black players in the Big Brother 23 house. Though the group formed initially with the intention of looking out for each other in the game, at one point it coalesced into ideally making the final six together. And the group ultimately succeeded at doing that on Day 65. Usually, only one or two Black houseguests are in a season, and they are usually picked off early and don’t make it to jury. Aside from that, for years, previous Black players have been at the receiving end of microaggressions and outright racism in the house — until now. Season 23, was also the first in the show’s 20-year history that a white male player did not make it to the jury that decides the winner of the show.
There are not a lot of Black people at this school, so we need to need to look out for each other to make sure that we all succeed. We will call ourselves, "The Cookout."
A racial slur that refers to "people of color."
And if his moral weakness can be contrasted with a succession of noble people of color, including a madonna-like illegal Salvadoran immigrant, a lusty black preacher, a "reformed" gang leader and a prejudice-battling Vietnamese Legal Aid attorney, then you have a show that is p.c. to a fault.