Ethnicer

(Adj): when someone is more ethnic than yourself.

"kyle you are more ethnicer than i am"
(be careful not to make is sound racist, annunciation is key)

by mrgweggles September 29, 2010

darawiish ethnicity

the darawiish ethnicity is the tribal grouping collectively known as SSC-Khatumo

he assumed I was of the darawiish ethnicity

by Bobbystrurrew May 16, 2023

ethnic rainbow

Receiving Rainbow Dick from partners from every Continent in the one session.

Johnny had such a good time at the Olympics, after the closing ceremony celebrations he was able to tick Ethnic Rainbow off his bucket list.

by imSkrut February 13, 2019

Ethnically Perverted

A polite way to excuse derogatory terms.

John Smith really annoys me, he’s ethnically perverted.

by AnonymousSunflower February 18, 2023

ethnic food

Food made by ethnic people such as Mexicans, Colombians, Africans, etc.

Ethnic food is often cheaper than normal food.

by Sneakydude September 8, 2023

Ethnic Friend

Someone who's friend's with someone on the basis of having the same or similar ethnicity/cultural background as them.

Adrian's an ethnic friend of Leo cause they're both Greek.

by ScaryTheory June 16, 2020

Ethnical-Cocooning

Ethnical-Cocooning, coined by Reuel-Azriel Lé Flore, is a transformative process whereby an ethnic group breaks away from their native country and heritage, and undergoes an incubation period to emerge as a new, hybrid ethnic group. This process involves assimilating into the new host country, territory, and society, and acculturating by denouncing the ancestral homeland through deprogramming. It is a form of cultural metamorphosis, in which an ethnic group sheds its old identity and embraces a new one, while preserving aspects of their original culture.

As a theory, Ethnical-Cocooning suggests that the transformation of ethnic identity is a natural process of cultural evolution, which is driven by the forces of globalization and migration. It proposes that the hybridization of cultures, resulting from this transformation, can lead to the emergence of new and innovative cultural expressions, which can enrich and diversify society.

My family's experience of ethnical-cocooning began when we moved to a new country and had to adapt to a new culture while also trying to maintain our heritage.

by Reuel-Azriel May 12, 2023