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Katrinanite 

Used to describe the refugees from New Orleans who got shipped from the Superdome to the Astrodome and are now fighting for gang territory in Houston, destroying our schools, and basically jacking up the whole city. They constantly bitch about being a refugee from New Orleans and want us to show them special favors
"I's be from nawleans!"

"Believe me, we can tell you're a katrinanite"
Katrinanite by Houstondude101 May 25, 2009
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Katrinaite

A somewhat derogatory name for evacuees who fled New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina who now live in Houston, TX or Baton Rouge, LA. The name alludes to the burden the evacuees have places on the infrastructure of said cities. And the lack of one and two bedroom apartments for 9 months after the hurricane hit making it impossible for Houstonians to find housing after there lease was up due to inflated apartment costs.
Many use the term to comment on the increased crime and welfare rates in Houston and Baton Rouge.
Make sure you are packing heat going into the Southwest Ghetto area (Houston), there are a lot of Katrinaites living there now and crime has climbed 38%!
Katrinaite by Clark77494 December 26, 2006

Katrinated 

The destructive outcome of a hurricane making landfall which strongly resembles Hurricane Katrina's onslaught to New Orleans.
Eastern North Carolina was Katrinated after hurricane Earl
Katrinated by jwh1014 September 1, 2010

Katrinagate 

1)The mass distruction caused by a hurricane, tornado, tsunami, or other natural disaster.
2)The distruction of an object.
He totally katrinagated that piggybank with the hammer.
Katrinagate by Kayla M.B. October 12, 2006

Katrinacide 

The indescribably emotion the people of New Orleans felt when they returned home to our city once so full of life coked by water, lashed by wind and burned by fryer. A mixture of longing for the home that had once been so alive, pain at having to resort to looting to get baby formula, and faint hope that someday our beloved city would become the woman that she once was.
The broken old woman griped her rosary and tried to fight of the feeling of katrinacide as the Super Dome shook.
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