ghetto pinata

1. Someone that has an abundance of crack or other illegal drugs on their person.

2. Someone that sells large amounts of drugs on the streets.

1. The day after Shortie received her monthly pay check she'd be a ghetto pinata.

2. If you're looking for some crack you better hit up the local ghetto pinatas.

by Ren Haru August 3, 2010

ghetto divorce

A ghetto divorce is when you stay married to someone (but separated) because it costs too much money to pay for a divorce.

Someone asks you if you are still married? You say I'm ghetto divorced. I'm not wasting 200.00 dollars to get a divorce. I'll get a divorce if I ever want to get married again?!

by Cinnamon Street July 17, 2018

Ghetto Busy

One who is busy doing nothing.

He was ghetto busy while drinking a cup of water and smoking a blunt.

by Computer Bra February 18, 2013

Ghetto Chungus

A Big Chungus that grew up in the hood

" yo homie, I heard dat Ghetto Chungus lives on dis block, we should be careful dawg"

by Big Chungs January 9, 2019

Ghetto Heisman

To avoid and or push someone away you're not interested in.

I gave her the ghetto Heisman after we hooked up but she keeps calling me wanting to hook up again.

by Tbro71 July 15, 2018

Ghetto Tourettes

The act of spontaneously adding unnecessary words, phrases, or sounds to a conversation. While usually added to the of the statement it is possible to randomly have a Ghetto Tourettes added anywhere.

Ghetto Tourettes post-statement:
That was a bad party, youknowwhatImsayin?

Random usage:

He was really mad, feel me, about all that fuckery, feel me, knowhatImsaying.

Ghetto Tourettes can also be used to describe an entire conversation:
This guy came into the shop talking all Ghetto Tourettes.

by UrbanPaign May 6, 2011

Ghetto Holler

When your in a store and you are hearing people asking extremely loud questions or conversations within close proximity of eachother.

While you are shopping and all of a sudden you hear ghetto holler "What kind of tampons do you want?" with the recipient five feet away.

by O&O E February 8, 2012