Gringar

A Gringo-detecting radar. Usually used by a gringo/gringa in a foreign country to detect others of their kind.

Kaci: "Wow, that girl sure is blonde for being Chilean,"
McKenzie: "Are you kidding me? She's totally decked out in North Face and she clearly has no clue where she's going. Definitely a gringa.. my gringar is never wrong. "

by Macleeeee November 2, 2011

Grinx

A killer by mind, a lover by heart, he can be defined as sexy, gorgeous,and an amazing guy but don't get on his bad side.

He's grinx.

by megaflowerflame February 1, 2016

Gringie

A combination of a grunge and hippie person.

Seymore: "Look at the grunge guy"
Bob: "He looks more a hippie to me"
Seymore: "So he's a gringie"

by A-DeG December 19, 2010

Whitey Cracker Honky Gringo Ofay

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All of them are insults to white people

No one asked this Whitey Cracker Honky Gringo Ofay.

by FatAngels May 4, 2023

gringo hunter

A woman from Central or South America who is on the prowl for an American or European boyfriend.

All the gringo hunters hang out in the Irish pub, it's a great place to get laid.

by BorisSDT March 13, 2011

Gringlish

Gringlish is the word best able to describe the fusion of English words and Greek linguistic format.

H Grocaria - grocery store.
To Caro - the car.
Ta beloziria - below zero temperatures.

Greek Americans use Gringlish everyday.

by Just a Greek March 19, 2008

Gringo

In Mexico proper, "Gringo" can have a derogatory, or casual/ non pejorative meaning depending on the context of which it is delivered. "Gabacho" has more insulting connotations. A commonly held myth within the environs of Mexico itself is that the origin of "Gringo" was an allusion as to the U.S. Army under the commands of generals Taylor/Scott fielding green coloured uniforms, hence the "Green-Go!!!" silliness. (This is utter rubbish, as any serious student of the Mexican-American War knows that it was the colour blue, and remained so till khaki, and later, onward thence to green, replaced it many decades later. A popular song commonly sung by the intrepid American troops, whilst they marched along was, "Green Grow the Rushes," these words being repeated (refrained) throughout the song, "Green grow,..etc," being taken by (the then) contemporary Mexican ear as "gringo." (The most "likely" origin...) In other regions, apart from Mexico itself, it basically refers to any "european looking" individual.

"Mira a los pinche Gringos de mierda! Como es posible se ganan cada batalla, aunque se tienen erjecitos tan pequeno!?!" "Look at those damned shit Gringos! How is it possible they win every battle, when they have armies so small!?!" (Outnumbered 2-3 to one in every major battle of the 1846-1848 war, when facing an actual standing army... Buena Vista, Chepaltepec, etc...)

by Rule Britannia! March 21, 2010