wake up the neighborhood

a military term meaning to give up your position or make it more aware that you are there.

person 1: “Boss, do you want me to shoot these enemys?”

person 2: “No, a gunfight would wake up the neighborhood.”

person 3: “copy that.”

by Clay Spenser December 7, 2022

Neighborhood Rambler

A person, usually in a large metropolitan area, that isn’t homeless but has something off about them and/or is tweaking out in some way.

Tina, the neighborhood rambler, always sits next to me on the subway and asks if I like the song she’s listening to, even though she isn’t listening to any music.

by Cgroch January 8, 2022

Utah Neighborhood Barbecue

Deriving it's name from "Spitroasting," the Utah Barbecue is a similar sex act, where a woman is placed doggy style and is penetrated both orally and vaginally, by two men. The difference being that another woman lays on top of the first, facing the opposite direction, allowing the men to switch between oral and vaginal sex at their own discretion.

By extension, 2 optional elements can be implemented
1: the two men HAVE to stare into each others eyes, as a way to poke fun at the repressed homosexuality in the Utah/Mormon communities.
2: The women are not allowed to talk, move, or complain about the situation, poking fun at the misogyny in the Utah/Mormon communities.

Ideally, the two men and women are a pair of straight couples, which is why the name is so specific, as the it is supposed to conjure up a classic Utahn Block Party, but except with a spit roast, rather than a grill.

Now that's eatin good in the neighborhood

Guy 1, who doesn't know the definition: Hey dude, me, my wife, and the neighbors had a good ol' fashion Utah Neighborhood Barbecue last night
Guy 2, who does know the definition: Buh-scuse me?
G1: What? We just had some dinner
G2: Oh, right. Anyway

by Alchemist657 March 5, 2022

Neighborhood

A neighborhood isnt just a backyard.

The girl thought she owned the neighborhood.

by Solid Mantis January 2, 2021

Neighborhood

Things work a little different when you're in your own neighborhood versus when you're somewhere you're not from.

There was no greater hypocrisy than someone not from an area/neighborhood trying to run somebody who was from the area/neighborhood off. The fact that the girl held nothing about the neighborhood sacred didn't mean nobody else did. It began to get highly inflammatory for a good reason.

by Solid Mantis November 6, 2020

Rolling 20's Neighborhood Bloods

The Rolling 20 Neighborhood Bloods (R20NHB) are a predominately African-American street gang in the West Adams community of South Los Angeles, California. During the 1950s and 60s there was a gang in this area called Blood Alley on Cordova Street near where the Santa Monica Freeway is today that was the predecessor neighborhood to the Rollin 20s Blood. In the early 1970s when black gangs were on the rise, the youth from this neighborhood continued the Blood identity from the previous generation, but it was not related to the Blood identity that grew in the 1970s. Some of the founders of the 20s are O/G Big Red, Al, & Tee Coleman.

"Aye what set you bang blood?"
"rolling 20's neighborhood bloods gang"

by kapalottoobraxzy January 9, 2023

W/S 67 Neighborhood Crips (67NHC)

A small but active Crip set from the Rollin’ 70’s card. Allied with the W/S 65 Menlo Neighborhood Crips (MNHC) as 657NHC (Vermont Square Gang). Beef with 62HPB, 83GC, and Hoovers. Don’t beef with 73GC.

“W/S 67 Neighborhood Crips (67NHC) and Menlos been locked in — Vermont Square business.”—LA locals

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 12, 2025