Ghetto Net
Ghetto Net by AJ 187 July 8, 2003
Words you can keep
Ghetto Netflix
Term used to describe theft of Netflix DVDs from a neighbor or acquaintance's mailbox, with the intent of watching them yourself.
Ghetto Netflix by ActionJackson98 April 24, 2009
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Ghetto Netto
Ghetto Netto is the new Netto supermarket in dover
which provides food & sustinance for the town and neighbouring countries haha
it is also the turf of St Edmunds & was recently defended in a brutal gang war against Astor n Boys Grammer or summit.
did tupac teach us nothin?!
further more u can buy pretty much half the shop for a quid :P
blates one of dovers top tourist atractions
which provides food & sustinance for the town and neighbouring countries haha
it is also the turf of St Edmunds & was recently defended in a brutal gang war against Astor n Boys Grammer or summit.
did tupac teach us nothin?!
further more u can buy pretty much half the shop for a quid :P
blates one of dovers top tourist atractions
"Bruv did u hear about ghetto netto?"
-"Nahh blud?"
"There was sum hench fight outside it yeh! Oh & i bought 4 redbulls for a £1!"
-"Serious!... 4 for a £1 BRRRRAP rep ur ends innit. u get me!"
-"BOY BETTER KNOW!"
Yes this is how we talk in dover :P
-"Nahh blud?"
"There was sum hench fight outside it yeh! Oh & i bought 4 redbulls for a £1!"
-"Serious!... 4 for a £1 BRRRRAP rep ur ends innit. u get me!"
-"BOY BETTER KNOW!"
Yes this is how we talk in dover :P
Ghetto Netto by pretty ricky ross August 6, 2007
The Ghetto Behind the Netto
Athersley North, South Yorkshire, England.
So called because of the massive Netto supermarket just south of it.
So called because of the massive Netto supermarket just south of it.
The Ghetto Behind the Netto by Old Red Eyes July 13, 2009
Netto Ghetto
defines an area so poor and rough and full of drug dealers, the shopping centres are full of shit supermarkets and bargain basement stores, like Netto, Pound Stretcher and Aldi, cos that's all people in Netto Ghettos can afford cos they spend all their money on Crack
Netto Ghetto by AL April 26, 2004
Ghettonese
A dialect of English spoken in the rougher neighborhoods of the US. It forgoes tenses, and adds the word "be" where it doesn't belong.
Not to be confused with hoodrat.
Not to be confused with hoodrat.
"Sometimes it be the ones who doesn't go to school who struggle as a kid in English class and have to learn to speak ghettonese"
Ghettonese by Theris March 21, 2020
Ghettometer
(Pronounced geh-tah-mih-tehr) Someone who has a keen sense for who and what is ghetto. Much like how gaydar is for homosexuals.
We didn't go to that party because Frank's Ghettometer told him there would be a lot of crack cocaine there.
Ghettometer by WhiskeyNick September 28, 2006
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