Guntry 

Something that’s ghetto and country at the same time.

Arcane: Man this place is guntry as hell!!

Jerome: Nigga what the hell is guntry?

Arcane: Duh it’s when something is ghetto and country at the same damn time. Take this place for example half of it is so damn ghetto you probably get shot just looking at someone the wrong way. Then the other half, so damn country you literally see chickens crossing the fucking road.

Arcane: Tell me what else would you call a place like this.

Guntry by BlueJay Slade September 16, 2019

gentry gap 

The space between a woman's legs that exceeds one inch when standing. Attributed to skinny legs and wide hips.

That's a gentry gap I wouldn't mind falling into.

gentry gap by shelinej April 23, 2008

Gungry 

Gungry is when you are incredibly hungry that your stomach starts making growling noises

I was hungry an hour back but now, I am just plain gungry

I know you are gungry now I can hear the damn noises

Gungry by JohnRJ August 17, 2012

Gruntry

The sinister fusion of country and grunge embodying the unique sound of Seattle. See Seattle local band Red Heart Alarm, the first named "gruntry" band of the NW.

They describe themselves as “gruntry”—grunge meets country, as if that wasn’t instantly obvious. --Mike Seely

Gruntry by underground.tourist October 24, 2011

Gungry 

When you are so hungry you would eat anything - even a rotten banana

bro I am so gungry right now I could eat the squashed brown banana from the bottom of my bag

Gungry by depressed_bin_chicken123 November 7, 2019

ghuntry 

ghetto + country = ghuntry

Ghuntry can be used as an adjective or a noun when something (person, place or thing) can be defined as BOTH ghetto and country.

ADJECTIVE
You: So, what's your city like?

Me: It's hard to explain, it's just...nothing special.

You: Well...is it the ghetto? Is it a country town?

Me: Naw, girl - it's GHUNTRY.

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NOUN
"Man, you ghuntry!"

ghuntry by Phoenix80 July 3, 2006

landed gentry 

wealthy aristocrats (and/or nobles and/or merchants) living on manorial estates in the countryside and owning slaves or serfs.

Landed gentry, exempt from mandatory military under Catherine The Great of Russia, retired to their estates to live like hedonists; this is part of the reason why Russian society actually degenerated to the point of revolution by 1917.

landed gentry by Uncle Dimma February 18, 2014