" flailing "

 [ "flailing" ]

1: This term is generally used to describe the activities and motions of a person high on meth trying to do three things at once, none of which matter in the real world.

  * e.g.,  ... "Heila, quit flailing and either get dressed to go out or make me a drink, I'm getting bored watching you walk back and forth lining forks up on the kitchen counter." 

 [ "flailing" ]

1: Slang for getting really high on crystal meth

  * e.g.,  ... hey were are flailing tonight, lets get flailed! 

 [ "flailing" ]

2: to do meth, the act of doing meth

 [ "flailing" ]

1: the act of or being high on crack..also sometimes coke

  * e.g.,  ... i didnt go to sleep.we were flailing all lastnite 

 [ "flail" ]

1: To be extremely high on meth. To the point where the person is trying to take apart and put together working electronics/gadgets while having 6 conversations with different people at once and not accomplishing ANYTHING, generally resulting in at least 1 person getting very angry.

  * e.g.,  ... 1)FLAIL out wit ya tail out 

 [ "Flailing" ]

1: 1) To begin a, sometimes random and usually pointless task/project, with the full determination and intensity of perfection and completion. When high on crystal meth.

  * e.g.,  ... 1a) He was flailing with duct-tape and made a pouch to hold Q-Tips in. 

 [ "Flailing" ]

2: 2) Spending an obscene amount of time on a task/project that usually would take no time at all to complete and/or would seem meaningless/pointless to someone else. When high on crystal meth

  * e.g.,  ... 1b) I spent all night flailing on the computer coming up with these definitions. (Hardly pointless) 

 [ "Flailing" ]

3: 3) To answer someones question but not fully explaining what one was doing for a long period of time. When high on crystal meth

  * e.g.,  ... 2) John was flailing for 5 hours making something to hold up a book while he typed, even though he has a book holder. 

 [ "Flailing" ]

4: 4) When going through a bin/basket/container full of anything to find what you are looking for; or for nothing in particular in hopes to find something useful. When high on crystal meth

  * e.g.,  ... 3) "Holy crap, where were you for the last 3 hours?" 

 [ "flail" ]

1: (new)origin, Vancouver, BC, Canada

  * e.g.,  ... "Rob ran through the alleys digging through the dumpsters flailing the night away." 

 [ "flail" ]

2: from the word flail, to act with abandon. Has many meanings; losing something can be called flailed, running around like a chicken with your head cut off usually when high on drugs can be called flailing, someone going crazy would be called a flailer, flail would be a bunch of random stuff that a flailer has amassed. Can also refer to wasting time.

  * e.g.,  ... "Janna faliled her backpack in that alleyway over there!" 

 [ "flail" ]

1: v. to flail

  * e.g.,  ... "Alyssa was flailing over X-Files last night.. even though she was still speechless from reading a Lisa Edelstein interview." 

 [ "flail" ]

2: the act of hyper speed talking about one's fandom and/or obsession. Sqeeling, clapping, gasping, obsessive behavior dizziness, speechlessness and random dancing are all symptoms.

  * e.g.,  ... Mr. Martinez's class room had enough 'the Office' paraphanalia in it that Caity suspected he was a flailing fanboy in his spare time. 

 [ "flail" ]

1: To dance with crazy arm motions which is entertaining for both the viewer and performer!

  * e.g.,  ... She loves to flail at the Loop on Saturdays! 

 [ "Flails" ]

1: The act of waving your hands and arms in the air, and "awing" when something cute happens, mostly done by women, which follows with the words "d'aaaw!" and "Awww!"

  * e.g.,  ... Boyfriend: I love you, more than anything in the world. 

 [ "flail" ]

1: v.To conduct routine daily activities in a spastic manor often resulting in hilarity, expressed usually in degrees of Morley.

  * e.g.,  ... Morley: The one to which all other flail is to be compared, the nucleus of flail. The one who can flail standind still. 

 [ "flail" ]

2: n.A common activity becomes a flail when the expected outcome is replaced with one that involves any number of clumsy events. Drugs, Alcohol, or Caffine are sometimes but not always involved in a flail. It is often in the nature of the individual performing the fail, sometimes their most defining trait.

  * e.g.,  ... "*crash* *bang* *clash* -- Morley's speakers just flew off his desk and out of his office! What a flailer."