ghetto style

Holding a pistol sideways instead of upright, the way thugs and gangstas tend to. The significant decrease in accuracy is made up for in style.

He isn't going to hit shit! He's holding the gun ghetto style!

by agentsteve October 5, 2005

ghetto foot style

Another word for a juke move in football.

Sammy Watkins just used that ghetto foot style to move past the defender

by cannoli3020 December 28, 2014

ghetto stiletto

A sharpened piece of melted plastic or metal, usually made in prisons as a makeshift weapon to stab people with. See shank

Jamal: Yo dawg, ain't you worried about getting raped by Bones?

Andre: Naw, I got my ghetto stiletto with me.

by Kiss of Ketchup September 7, 2010

ghetto-stiletto

1. A person who is extremely ghetto
2. The most ghetto of the ghetto

A word invented by Nicky D of New Jersey

Anna: Wow, look at that girl cursing that man out right in front of her kids!

Nikki: I know! Her 4-inch acrylic nails are about to pop off! And her neon pink weave! She is such a ghetto-stiletto!

by nickyd! September 24, 2011

stiletto in the ghetto

Popular expression in Dublin, Ireland for the piece of commemorative art set up to mark the passing of the second millennium CE: a steel spike approximately 400 feet high, rising out of a traffic island in the centre of the dual thoroughfare of O'Connell Street on the north bank of the Liffey. It is circular in cross section, ten feet across at the base and decorated near street level with wavy frosted/reflective shapes, tapering to about ten inches at the tip, lit with a ring of red lights halfway up and a stream of white ones at the top. It takes the place of a removed statue of the figure of Anna Livia (female symbol of the River Liffey) in a fountain, previously known as the "floozie in the jacuzzi." The Spike is also known as the Spike on the Dike and/or the Stiffey on the Liffey. It is popularly supposed to be a monument to the street's night-time heroin addicts, although an alternative explanation would be that it is a symbolic memo spike for Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Bertie Aherne's hotel bills. In case anyone tries flying a jetliner into it a la 9/11, it is purely a metal spike, not an inhabited building; there isn't even a public elevator and observation deck like there is on the Eiffel Tower, or anything. Still, in a certain summer evening light it can have a certain surreal charm.

The stiletto in the ghetto isn't bad, but I think the crane they used to haul it up looked waaay better.

by Fearman December 10, 2007