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ghost walking

(v/n) The act/sport of closely following someone while mimicking their gait, stride for stride, without being detected. More advanced ghost walkers can trail within inches of the target. It's also the latest fad in Europe that's actually NOT gay. Confucious say that to truly ghost walk, one most become another's shadow.
Bystander: Look! A pair of Siamese twins!

Jason: Nah man, that's just some dude ghost walking the other guy.
ghost walking by Shaaazzzoooo November 20, 2009
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ghost walking

When your body is still sleeping in bed and you are up walking around in a daze knowing that your body, mind, and soul is still asleep in bed.
I am at the dog park but I don’t remembering driving here. I must be ghost walking - DR
ghost walking by Ad Exec RJL January 11, 2024

walking with a ghost 

-to get high
-the song "walking with a ghost" by tegan and sara can be interpreted as being high
"yo wanna come over tonight and walk with a ghost?"
"i was walking with a ghost last night and i bugged out"
walking with a ghost by aryy August 30, 2007

i was walking with a ghost 

I said please, please don't insist. :)
P1: Yo last night I was walking with a ghost-
P2: I said please please don't insist
P1: NO MATTER WHICH WAY YOU GO

Walking With a Ghost 

A song written by Tegan and Sara, but that Jack White plays way better with more kickass guitar and better, less annoying vocals.
Dude #1: dude, did you listen to "walking with a ghost" yet?

Dude #2: Yeah, Jack White rocks!
Walking With a Ghost by veryirishdude September 16, 2010

Ghostwalking 

Ghostwalking is the common phenomena of non-White people pretending to be White on the internet in order to get away with Anglophobia or to infiltrate White circles. A person who does this is referred to as a, "ghostwalker."

"Ghost" refers to the color that ghosts are - white - as well as the fact that ghosts only come out at night, an allusion to darkness. "Walking" refers to the way they try to normally pass off as being White.
(In an online chat forum) Ghostwalking:

Person 1: "Hello my fellow White men, I think us White's are evil!"
Person 2: "What? Skincheck!"

Person 1: "No, no, you don't get it, I am part Italian!"
Person 2: "Okay, ghostwalker!"
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