1. (adj.)
Derived from the terms ghetto and metaphorically speaking The term is used to describe the use of a ghetto phrase or word in speech. This phrase or word often does not mean the original definition, but rather another implied meaning.
2. (adj.) (v.)
Used when explaining your speech patterns to an individual with no ghetto background or knowledge.
3. (v.)
When making a reference to a ghetto phrase not normally used in your personal patterns of speech.
1. "My lip gloss be poppin'"
2. "When I said, 'get out my face' I did not imply you were literally INSIDE my face. I was just ghettophorically speaking."
3. "I'm just ghettophorically speaking here but... He better back up before I smack him upside his fat head."
one who possesses an intrinsic fear of anything related to the concepts of 'gangster' and 'ghetto'; inclusive of music, clothing, and language.
"Oh my god did you see how Noor and Soojeong started hyperventilating and shaking in fright when we played P.I.M.P in the car? They are such ghettophobes!"
Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.