Ghostriding the whip

"Ghostriding the whip is when you jump out of that motherfucker with the door open and you let that motherfucker coast"

please note:
When you ghost riding the whip " here in the streets its kind of dangerous, you got cars and shit, pedestrians all that shit all I'm saying is man you all be careful if you all going to try this shit and I suggest you don't try this shit man" (taken from a ghost rider himself)

Gangster pumping the sounds in his Range rover when he jumps out of his moving vehicle and starts ghostriding the whip shouting: "Yeah just so ya all know aint no one driving this motherfucking Range rover"

by Da Rider September 18, 2009

Ghostwriter

N. One of the best early '90s childrens TV show. It was a bit low-budget, and corny, but very addicting. About a group of junior high students that try and solve mysteries with the help of their white, dot, ghost-like friend. They communicate with him by writing words out.

Rally J!
Lennie had no singing talent what so ever.
You gotta believe, and reach for the stars...

by C & B February 15, 2004

Negative, GhostRider

A tactical way of saying “no”. From Top Gun.

Man 1: hey can i take your car?
Man 2: Negative, GhostRider.
Man 1: just say no next time, fucktard.

by Jackinator84 December 28, 2022

Ghostrider

A girl who only bangs white guys.

That girl has never been with a black man. She's been a Ghostrider her whole life.

by Buckeyes247 December 9, 2010

Ghostrider

Famous Swedish motocyclist that outruns police just for shits and giggles.

Ghostrider hits 140km/h on a daily basis

by ghjvtgbhjgvbhg December 23, 2008

ghostride the whip

to get out of your ride while still in drive and start going hyphy.

My homies and I were in a hyphy mood so we started goin dumb and decided to ghostride the whip down the boulevard.

by OC Hyphy Movement April 3, 2006

Ghostcrawler

A person who ignore's blatant inbalance's or concern's about a issue becuse of the diffeculty or cost to fix said issue, and then defends this with poor statstics or bad napkin math.

Ghostcrawler - "The reason I bring up good guilds a lot really is this: these guilds are often phenomenally better than the average guild. They aren't 5% better. They are hundreds of percentage points better. Therefore, obsessing over a 5% buff for your class won't affect your success rate nearly as much as improving your game. I'm not terribly sympathetic to arguments that you can't improve your group's performance at all, and if that's really the case (which I find unlikely)"

by Lord of hate December 17, 2009