Gringo

A label used by White Latinos born and raised in Latin America to refer to anybody born and raised in United States

You are a gringo

by Optimistprime43 September 12, 2020

sub gringo

Awesome band made by what they call, not a band but really just a big circle of friends and family that join in.

"I like my coffee in the morning" and "Baby takes her clothes of just for me"

by rice September 7, 2004

Afro Gringo

A nickname for a black person

Ay maje, mira a ese afro gringo

by gtfo, jack November 3, 2022

Double Gringo

Referred to when interacting in sexual intercourse with two Gringos

I believe the girl at the end of the bar wants a Double Gringo

by Gringo Grin March 30, 2020

gringo gorilla

Shit Habitz says

“That gringo gorilla was all up in my grill”

by Habz October 6, 2021

Gringo

A word we latin americans but since americans are dramatic they think is a insult 💀💀💀

Latino guy : hey gringo how is it going with her.

Random guy: nothing much

by Someonestolemypotatoes April 20, 2023

Gringo

In Colombia, a "gringo" (male) or "gringa" (female) is a person born in the United States of America; an informal substitute for the demonym "Estadounidense". It is used independently of the person's phenotype (a black American is also a gringo/gringa; the cousin who was born in the US is also a gringo/gringa), and it doesn't have per se a bad connotation. In fact many times it's used in a light funny or friendly manner. If used with a diminutive, "gringuito" or "gringuita", it is undoubtedly a friendly use of the word.

Example 1:
-Hey Alejandro! Your guest is asking for a dishwashing machine

-This spoiled gringo! lol I'll go in a sec and explain we don't use those
Example 2:
-The Colombian student texted me: "Hey gringuito, what are you doing tonight?", is she insulting me?
-No dude, if anything, she could be flirting

Example 3:
-Los gringos son en promedio más altos que los Colombianos
(On average, Americans/gringos are taller than Colombians)
-Pues sí lo noté en mi paseo, obvio
(I did notice it on my trip, obviously)
Example 4:
Mi esposo es gringo

(My husband is gringo/American)

by Maria Juliana Ximena del Pom.. September 9, 2022