respect your elders meaning and definitionrespect your elders mean? Here you find 1 meanings of respect your elders.
This means to repect those that exhibit and procalim knowledge derived from experience that far supercedes your own. The election of an elder must be in accordance with tribal rules usually stating that the previous elders nominate the new generation and the population have the final say
A phrase used when someone does or says something ridiculously disrespectful that makes them look foolish.It is also used in reference to an action that is disrespectful, so you are telling the person who took that action that they should do better and be more respectful.
When you respect someone so much that you can't date them.How it differs from friendzone? Respectzoned people may not necessarily be friends, could be someone who you look up to.
A white boy term for the word respect. Invented largely in part of the over use of the word respect.
Akin to respect, but much deeper. Coined by Paul "Froggy" Schneider over a lunch converstaion with some compadres in the Summer of 1999 at the Biomedical Research Building (BRB) at Case Western Reserve University. At the time, he was being ragged on by said group and blurted out in front of everyone at the table something akin to, "Stop it. Y'know, I just don't get any respef around here." To which an individual named merlin responded, "How do you expect to get respect if you keep talking like that!" From there on out it became an increasingly popular "in joke" at Case and grew over time to have attached to it deep feelings of respect and honor (curiously contrary to it's original usage).
Something that you put on your name.
The same as Dap, respek knuckles are an alternative to a handshake.
When you do something awesome. ( Respek is too generic)
Respekt is the feeling you get when you listen to a Regina Spektor song. Respekt is a feeling of awe, and unworthiness for listening to such beauty. Someone who feels Respekt is a Respektor.
German expression for punching someone in the face as an expression of deep respect.
respelled (verb) : When a computer-based auto-corrector replaces an "incorrect" word you typed with the "correct" word, based on the phonetics of the original, actually correct spelling.