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Ghantti means a migrant worker from across “The Ghats” in Konkani which is spoken in the state of Goa, India. But the word ghantti is now considered a derogatory term in the Konkani language

Guy: “ Heyyy look at those ghanttis trying to find work here!”
Guy: “ Heyyy look at those ghanttis trying to find work here!”
Ghantti by Abortion officer September 6, 2018
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gianttiny 

The phrase refers to content focused on interactions with unrealistic size differences, typically in an SFW fashion. As the name implies, these interactions usually happen with a giant character, and a tiny character, though ordinary human-sized characters are generally accepted in the mix.
"Isn't gianttiny content fetishy?"

"Nah bruh, you're probably thinking of macrophilia or giantess. Most gianttiny content is meant to be cute, scary or funny."
gianttiny by DiegoGTRatty November 5, 2020
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Ghanti refers to (illegal)unwanted immigrants to the state of Goa on the west coast of India. It was originally used to refer to inhabitants beyond the Western Ghats which acts as a physical barrier separating Goa from the Indian subcontinent. It is now used in common parlance to derogatorily refer to non-Goan Indians. Its a product of the inevitable anti-outsider xenophobic sentiment experienced by locals when there is a massive influx of poor unskilled laborers from poorer regions to a prosperous tourist destination. Its often cited as the source of most problems like job scarcity, cultural denigration, inexplicable behavioral habits, rising crime rates, garbage, slums, high cost of living etc.
Look at those shameless ghantis.
Its the ghantis again!
Sheesh...ghantis!
The ghantis are coming..
Where do the ghantis get such money?
The ghantis sure take the phrase saving for a rainy day to a whole new level.
ghanti by Wraith Unleashed December 11, 2009
Refers to a type of blunt rolled full of marijuana. You still use a cigar, or dutch to role it, but instead of unwrapping the leaf and splitting it in half, you dump the tobacco out and re-fill it with marijuana. To do this, you must twist the cigar back and forth between your fingers until the tobacco loosens up and starts to fall out. Once you have emptied the blunt guts, you replace it with marijuana. A ghatti uses much more marijuana than a normal blunt, usually about 1/8 ounce is enough, but it has the potential to fit up to 1/4 ounce. Usually reserved for special occasions.
I just got an A in Philosophy, lets celebrate by rolling a Ghatti.
ghatti by Herdman February 12, 2007
Wise old woman, great Aunty material who’ll kick your arse or feed you cookies depending on how you behave. Has all the love in the world for her people.
I’m not telling “Ghaunti” about this until she’s finished feeding me. I love my ghanti.
Ghanti by Ghanti October 21, 2020
Wise old woman, great Aunty material who’ll kick your arse or feed you cookies depending on how you behave. Has all the love in the world for her people.
I’m not telling Ghanti what I’ve done until she’s finished feeding me!
Ghanti by Ghanti October 21, 2020

Ghanti bajee

"Ghanti Bajee", means a "bell rang". Typically, a feeling of a bell ringing in your body (head and heart), for someone you're attracted to - physically, sexually, emotionally and spiritually.

An excitement you feel, physically and emotionally, when you feel an instant connection with someone, the moment you meet them.
The moment I saw her, meri Ghanti Baji!

A friend asking another:- "So, when you met him, "ghanti bajee?" (Did the bell ring?)"
Ghanti bajee by Parkbenchmusings November 14, 2022
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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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