Static

[Sarah]

1. to cause friction during intense situations
2. an unnecessary contribution of verbal, physical, and/or emotional aggression

[Donald Trump]

In adjectives corresponding to nouns ending in -stasis (such as hemostatic corresponding to hemostasis).

[Agnes]

Lacking in movement, action, or change, especially in an undesirable or uninteresting way.

[Julian]

Having [beef] with [someone]

[Zipporah Schumaker]

the act of giving shit to boys when they are arent [treatin] the sistas [propa].
OR
nickname for girlfriends [lookin] out for their sistas when the boys arent acting propa.

[Raeanne Dimick]

[electric] [charge] that is [built up] .

[Ernesto]

In [cooperative] online games, static refers to a group of players that regularly play together--usually on a set schedule. This is different from a [guild] or [alliance] as the group is smaller usually no more than five.

[Renato]

n. [White noise]. The white and black [flakey] crap that comes up on your television when you dont get a certain [channel].

[PussyCat]

[Paranoid] behavior around [police] or any other [authority].

[Michiko]

A term used to describe a night or event which is beyond lit.
Usage of the word should be reserved for only the most [disgustingly] crazy nights, nights where [the musics] banging, the bud is smoking, the beds are rocking and the drinks are [flowing].
Static nights also have a more than reasonable girl to boy ratio and shall never be used to describe sausage fests.

[Luis Fok]

To cause [tension], or [strife] during any situation. Typically commited by people who have a [bad vibe].