Ghettouflage

1. A veneer of lesser objects, distracting a viewer from the quality, or value, underneath. 2. Anything that soft-pedals a potentially desirable object that may otherwise standout. 3. Something intended to cloak a treasure. 4. Seeming valueless 5. Illusion, or slight-of-hand, through placement of objects.

Note: Camoflauge is a known common misspelling for the word Camouflage. Thus, Ghettouflage is the proper spelling.

Homeboy's ghettouflage radically changed the appearance of his, high-end, glossy, new Bianchi cyclocross bike. He had pasted assorted stickers across most of bike's surface. Only time will tell if that helps protect it from a ghetto gank, considering current ghettonomics at the dawn of this humble year 2010.

by Abe Broham February 14, 2009

ghettostomp

v.- to utterly annihilate

The United States ghettostomped the Iraqi Republican guard.

by Nick Rex May 18, 2005

Ghettoitis

The condition of believe you ar from/living in a ghetto. This is especially a problem in Greenfield Indiana where there is no real ghetto.wigger

Man that wigger was some serious ghettoitis

by G-CSoundit September 18, 2005

Ghettotize

~Geh·toe·tie·z'

v. Ghettotized, Ghettotizing, Ghettotizes
n. Ghettotization, Ghettotizer
adj. Ghettotizely

1. The art of bringing the projects into various things.
2. Down scaling
a. Makes Ebonics next to jibberish.
b. Minus 50 points to IQ
3. Lazy Eye

Rappers have ghettotized the suburbanite youth.

by Merraim Webster's Collegiate Dictionary September 11, 2004

Ghettourmet

A combination of low-value or 'ghetto' foods combined to make a decent meal.

This ramen with cheese and hot sauce is pretty damn good, ghettourmet at its finest!

by The Starving LARPist July 29, 2011

Ghettotivities

The act or activities of being ghetto

“I’ve been on my ghettotivities”

“Stealing is apart of ghettotivities”

by Baddiee Alert 💅🏽 April 1, 2020

ghettotronic

This new wave of music that peaks around December 2007 that combines dance/electronica/new wave with hip-hop, R&B music. Pretty awesome sound to it but it could get boring if it is overplayed. Better than this Soulja Boy crap that was worn out last year.

Usually sung/rapped by Timbaland, T-Pain, Akon, Bone Thugz and Harmonies, Baby Bash, Kanye West, Lil' Wayne, Usher, Mariah Carey, Hilary Duff, Colby O' Donis, Chris Brown etc.

Ayo Technology is a great example of ghettotronic music.

by Lil Duff 2008 June 23, 2008