That's a negative, Ghostrider.

Everyone else says it's from Top Gun or whatever. But, yeah, no. IT'S FROM THE 7UP COMMERCIAL WITH DAVID SPADE.

It's a hipster way of saying NOOO.

Neighbor: Am I allowed to swim in your pool?

David Spade: That's a negative, ghostrider.

by Jayma Mays January 23, 2011

ghostride

1. To step out of a car and push it along.
2. To step out of a car and push it along while getting hyphy.

"Ghostride the whip!" --E-40, Tell Me When To Go

by 70-SAV April 4, 2006

ghostrider

A ghostrider is a person that rides his motorcycle on the inside of the WALLS of a round, building, usually a special sylos.

His ghostrider act made the crowd's eyes spin

by Sin-da-cat July 4, 2005

ghostride

to smoke pot and put yourself in Drive. to think about something in a different way.

hey guys, it's been a long day, and I just rolled us a premium joint. let's ghostride.

by Jean-Paul Junipier December 14, 2008

Ghostride the bike

Similar to ghostriding the whip although with a bike instead of a car. It can mean to ride a bike and then jump off and go dumb along side of it while it is still going by itself, or to stand on it or sit on it wrong or get hyphy on it while it is still going. Even though it is similar to ghostriding the whip, it is not be taken seriously and it's origin did not relate to the hyphy movement or any kind of rap at all. The term was brought to fame mostly by TJ Smalls' comical song, "Ghostride the Bike".

"yo i be ghostridin ma bike all up through oakland ya dig cuz i be hyphy"

"He can ghostride the bike for 45 minutes!"

"I ghostride ma bike real slow, goin' dumb on the cross bar gettin' stoned, never fall off, ghostridin ma sh*t at the mall infrona Ross,..." - Mac Hassla

by fat man with an eskimo hat June 10, 2010

ghostride

to smoke pot; to put yourself in Drive and walk next to yourself.

person 1: hey man, it's been a long day, let's ghostride.
person 2: okay.

by drehd March 7, 2007

ghostriding the whip

The act of mistakenly phrasing a sentence, then denying error by suggesting in non-verifiable terms that the act was simply the application a particular patois.

Ariel's friends noticed she was ghostriding the whip when she drunkingly defended "licking the frog" as an oft-used expression.

by Big Thunder September 3, 2008