notes

• see bling-bling.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Aug 03 2009.

adjective

• high class.

  Tavern on the Green is more bling bling than KFC.

  Harvard is more bling bling than a county college.

  by Josh, NJ, USA, Oct 28 2001.

• fancy. May imply that the person is showing off.

  Oh, look at Mr. V, all bling-bling with the new cell phone!

  Did you see his Escalade with bling-bling wheels?

  by Anthony, Hazlet, NJ, USA, Dec 06 2002.

interjection

• Used to relate something to money; WOW THAT'S FANCY.

  After a Mercedes Benz passes by: "Bling Bling!"

  by Rob H., Newton, MA, USA, Feb 05 2002.

noun

• any expensive, flashy, or shiny jewelry, usually gold or silver, esp. bracelets, chains, earrings.

  She was looking hot in her bling-blings.

  by TYI I., Manhattan, NY, USA, Jan 22 2000.

• diamonds.

  She has some serious bling-bling on her finger!

  by Dan L., Evanston, IL, USA, Feb 23 2002.

• money.

  Yo, get out there and score me some bling-bling!

  by Mark E, BC, Canada, Mar 13 2002.

• any expensive, flashy, or shiny object.

  Did you see his Escalade with bling-bling wheels?

  by Natalie L., Thousand Oaks, CA, USA, May 17 2002.

verb

• to show off one's fancy items.

  He's bling-blingin' now!

  by Anonymous, Tennessee, USA, Dec 10 2000.

• to be wealthy.

  He's bling-blingin'.

  by bob, New York, NY, USA, Mar 03 2002.

notes

• See bling-bling.

  by Kris, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Dec 06 2002.

adjective

• bourgeois. Pronounced "BOO-zhee."

  Nordstrom is kind of bourgee; Wal-Mart is not.

  by Kathy Wilson, University of Mississippi, USA, Apr 07 1998.

adjective

• of extreme high quality, expensive to a point that it becomes unattainable.

  The car was totally high budget.

  by Scott McNabney, Richmond Hill, ON, Canada, Jul 11 1997.