hood fame

a term used when someone is known in their neighborhood, town or city for certain reasons. .. mostly by reputation, or infamy. like being talented or activity in the community, good or bad. .

guy: yo' did u hear about what she did to the teacher in the janitor closet?

girl: everybody know. . wow, that's hood fame.

or

Guy 1: yeah, he's crazy talented. he just released a mix tape, he dances, and is active in the community. everyone knows him.

Guy 2: Oh!!! he's hood famous. .. got it!!

by justice luv November 17, 2013

Hood One

An expression synonymous to 'good one' but used towards an action in the ghetto.

"Check out muh new twenty-fo inch spinnaz breh"
"Yo dem some hood ones brah"

by too$h0r7 July 12, 2013

Fairly hood

To be semi-hood or almost gangster

Friend: wow that was pretty awesome
Me: Yea...I'm fairly hood

by Sam-Well August 20, 2013

Weak Hood

A neighborhood worse than the suburbs, but better than the regular hood.

Desmond Johnson: Y’all gonna be in the strong hood like Compton, or Detroit, or Chicago! Or y’all gonna be in the normal hood like, uh, Ponte Houston or Oak Cliff! Or y’all gonna be in the weak hood where the schools be at, but it’s not that hood, but it ain’t sweet either!

by Mr.YumYum June 20, 2021

boatmans hood

Foreskin

Make sure you wash your boatmans hood at least 3 times a day

by Dr Helmet’s Mistress December 28, 2018

B.B. Hood

Short for Baby Bonnie Hood form the Darkstalkers series. She is a murderous psychopath who dresses as Little Red Riding Hood and kills Darkstalkers for a large amount of money as a reward. She carries a variety of weapons in her basket, such as uzis, land mines, missles, and bombs. She is often accompanied by her dog, Harry and three butterflies. Her characteristics show that humans can be just as terrifying as any other monster.

I use B.B. Hood in Marvel Vs. Capcom 2, along with Morrigan and Ruby Heart.

by Lucas Harold December 29, 2009

Where The Hood At

"Where the Hood At?" is a song by American hip hop recording artist DMX, released as the lead single from his fifth studio album Grand Champ (2003). The track is noted to be a diss track towards Ja Rule particularly in the first verse. Allmusic stated "The anthemic lead single, 'Where the Hood At,' is precisely modeled after previous DMX rallying calls like 'Ruff Ryder Anthem,' 'What's My Name?,' and 'Who We Be.'"

Hey, you heard Where the Hood At by DMX.

by Raffimac August 5, 2016