A great place to live with amazing things to do, I live here and have never really noticed the great things to do here that I never thought about that aren't in other cities anyway some things to do,
Cincinnati Zoo
Coney Island
Skyline
Kings Island (outside but relatively close
Newport aquarium (close enough)
Fountain Square
Reds Game
Greaters (amazing)
Terrys Turf Club
Alt Park
Alms Park
Taste Of Cincinnati
Oktoberfest
and some more but I am just having a brain fart
Cincinnati Zoo
Coney Island
Skyline
Kings Island (outside but relatively close
Newport aquarium (close enough)
Fountain Square
Reds Game
Greaters (amazing)
Terrys Turf Club
Alt Park
Alms Park
Taste Of Cincinnati
Oktoberfest
and some more but I am just having a brain fart
by ratchetaveragewhitegirllikewat October 26, 2014
The only large city in the state of Ohio that sits along the river of the same name. In other words, its the only metropolis in the state that deserves the name "Ohio." Cleveland, Columbus, Akron, Toledo and the rest of the major cities in the state are nowhere near the Ohio.
by Cincinnati-not as bad as you think April 3, 2007
A pleasantly bland and annoyingly conservative city that's inexpensive to live in, easy to get around in, and filled with neighborhood festivals. Horribly insular -- most people have never been outside the I-275 beltway, are ignorant about life in the remainder of Ohio, and refer to anywhere beyond Lebanon as "up north." Dotted with nice neighborhoods and urban parks. Known for chili, goetta, and "please?" Big on Catholic church festivals during the summers.
Cincinnati native: Where did you go to school?
Cincinnati transplant (naively): Case Western
Cincinnati native (confused): What high school is that? Is that on the east side?
Cincinnati transplant: It's a university. In Cleveland.
Cincinnati native: So ... you're not from around here, then?
Cincinnati transplant (naively): Case Western
Cincinnati native (confused): What high school is that? Is that on the east side?
Cincinnati transplant: It's a university. In Cleveland.
Cincinnati native: So ... you're not from around here, then?
by BuckeyeJay March 10, 2005
The Queen City originally called Losantaville that lies between the north and south bends of the ohio river. Known for the large german catholic population that immigrated here prior to the civil war . The city despite common ideas is actually the home of baseball having the first professional baseball team it is also where the NFL started when the Cincinnati Celts were established prior to the Bengals the team was part of the ohio league which would later become the NFL. Along with the germans there is a decent amount of irish followed by a small amount of itallains that all originally resided in the city. The city began its ride down in the 50s when the suburbs were built the the wealthier white familys moved from the city but the city is on the rise with pricehill and over the rhine being flipped to better days. Home to its own kind of chilli each brand has at 2 ingredients that are the same and these ingredients are unique to the city. home to goetta one of the coolest cites when it comes to drinking since along as your parents buy it for you a kid can drink at any age, due to the large catholic population each summer every weekend there is at least one festival . it is also home to the east side west side rivalry that comes from the west side being more middle class as well as old families that have lived there for generations and the east side being flashy spoiled and non-natives to the area it is a great city to grow up in the perfect mix
miami student from miami-hey we are going over to the east side to a party wanna come?
miami student from cincinnati- the east side? dont you hate them??
miami student from miami- no why would we?
miami student from cincinnati-nevermind its a cincinnati thing you wouldnt get it
miami student from cincinnati- the east side? dont you hate them??
miami student from miami- no why would we?
miami student from cincinnati-nevermind its a cincinnati thing you wouldnt get it
by cecilia1270 June 27, 2012
At least it's not Cleveland, and it's certainly better than Columbus. It's the best city Ohio has to offer. Which isn't saying much.
by The Word Burglar December 12, 2007
A wonderful city in southwestern Ohio, just across from the great Commonwealth of Kentucky. However, people are slightly odd here. They have extreme obsessions for chili and beanbag toss, which they like to call cornhole. Their sports teams are fairly good as well, especially the Reds.
People there, and even here NKU (my college), can always been heard saying "WHO-DEY!" all the time during football season. It's some Cincinnati thing that has to do with the Bengals, I hear.
The Kentucky Yankee, bringing you numerous definitions for multiple Midwestern cities and other things since August 1, 2004.
The Kentucky Yankee, bringing you numerous definitions for multiple Midwestern cities and other things since August 1, 2004.
by The Kentucky Yankee September 27, 2005
An amazingly mis-represented city. Im an Ohio native and have even lived in the inner-city Cincinnati. No matter what these other shit heads tell you...Cinncinnati is NOT A GHETTO! It is nearly an all white city filled with hard-working people and interesting food. It is by far the LEAST ghetto place that I have ever lived in. The crime rate in Cincinnati does not even touch the crime found in my true native ghetto suburb or South Euclid/Lyndhurst. Do not listen to anyone that tries to convince you that Cinci is a ghetto. They are assholes.
Cincinnati Native: "Yo, yo, yo....reppin Cinci up in heah!"
South Euclid Native: "You got to da count of 10 to start
running before I pop a cap in yo ass"
South Euclid Native: "You got to da count of 10 to start
running before I pop a cap in yo ass"
by Zuke July 19, 2006