glingo

ghetto lingo. the word of the street.

TJ: Yo dogg, check dos bitches down the block. Less hit em up for sum coke, dope, head, and benjamins.

Jeffery: TJ, why do you always have to speak in glingo? It's so unbecoming.

by afraidofibz May 27, 2009

Gingo

A person with ginger pubes who also has a different hair colour than ginger.

"I went home with a gingo last night, pure ginger pubes, I thought she was a brunette?!"

by Freddim April 21, 2018

gringo

I can say that "gringo" is used to call every foreigner person, here in Brazil.
And, doesn't matter if the person is black or white, the language and not even the country that this person came from.

* Look at that gringo! It's hilarious the way he try to sspeak portuguese.
(Olhe aquele gringo! É hilário a forma que ele tenta falar português)

* The gringo that i met yesterday is overwhelmed by the pretties views of Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo.
(O gringo que eu conheci ontem está impressionado com as lindas paisagens do Rio de Janeiro e Espírito Santo)

by gigi May 13, 2005

gringo

The word "gringo" may have come from the Mexicans hearing the Anglo invaders into Texas singing "Green Grow the Rushes, Oh" around their campfires ad nauseum. Whether the word is derogatory or not seems to depend on how close you are to or how far north you are of the Mexican-American border. "Gringo" is not as neutral in El Paso, Tijuana or East L.A. as it is further south of the border.

"pinche gringo"

by Skeptical Bright August 1, 2012

gringo

wat latinos call white ppls.

hola, gringo!! or adios gringo

or ese pendejo es un gringo

by dumbassgirl September 5, 2008

Gringo

A non-spanish person.

I'm a fucking gringo and damn proud

by gangbang bate July 20, 2003

Gringo guilt

Gringo guilt is what those of us who know and love the Hispanic people are feeling when we see our government putting men women and children into cages and are citizens of a country that electing a racist president.

I feel gringo guilt when I see how our country is treating documented and undocumented Hispanic immigrants who come here fleeing poverty and violence and are only seeking a safe place for themselves and where their children can have a brighter future.

by D. Trumph December 29, 2019