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Ghostril by Idk now my name December 12, 2020
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negative ghostrider
negative ghostrider by El Cangri April 9, 2005
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ghostride
getting out of your car while its in motion and usually dancing beside or on it. originated in the bay area, specifically in oakland (the town) as a result of sideshows and similar events. a line of people ghostriding their cars/whips is known as a hyphy train
also, you do NOT need push your car... just leave it in gear when you get out and it's all good
also, you do NOT need push your car... just leave it in gear when you get out and it's all good
I get dumb dumb with the windows tinted
cops pull the benz over ain't nobody in it
ghostride the whip, ghostride ya shit
when I get writer's block I'll ghostride your bitch
cops pull the benz over ain't nobody in it
ghostride the whip, ghostride ya shit
when I get writer's block I'll ghostride your bitch
ghostride by baydisciple July 30, 2008
ghostride/roastride an elevator
This is when you fart on an elevator, press the button for another floor and then get off of said elevator. Resulting in the fart arriving to another floor for others to enjoy.
Hey bra, I.m gonna ghostride/roastride an elevator to floor #18, I hope it arrives there in a timely manor.
ghostride/roastride an elevator by Roberto roBoTo September 23, 2011
ghostmiling
An extreme method of increasing gas mileage; While cruising, the driver opens the door and runs alongside the car while pushing the car forward with their hands.
Ghostmiling to work every day has improved my average mileage by 2 mpg, and I've never been in better shape!
ghostmiling by MaltbyTFO July 5, 2008
ghostride the whip
Orginginated in the YAY AREA (Oakland, SF, Richmond, EPA, San Jose, etc) it means for a driver to get out of the car, or whip, while it is in drive and start goin dumb by walking along side of it or jumping on the hood, rear, or roof. It looks like a ghost is riding in the driverseat of the whip.
ghostride the whip by Sean "Skyline Class President" June 26, 2006
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