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gweilo
(n.) vaguely pejorative Cantonese slang for foreigner. Translations differ depending on who you ask. Apparently it was once meant to mean "foreign devil" (an extreme insult), but usually these days is said to mean "ghost man" due to white foreigner's pale skin and is used as a general term to mean foreigner. Gweilos get upset about being called this. Chinese think it's no big deal.
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Gweilotine
A portmanteau of Gweilo (a common Cantonese slang term for Westerners. In its unmodified form, it applies on the light skinned people and has a history of racially deprecatory use) and guillotine (a machine with a heavy blade sliding vertically in grooves, used for beheading people)... you get the idea
Mike smoked marijuana while on vacation in China, was caught by the authorities, and was immediately sent to the gweilotine, without trial. Be smart. Don't be like Mike.
Gweilotine by A100NZ June 6, 2018
Gweilo
Gweilo is Cantonese. It translates as 'Ghost Man' and is used to describe a Caucasian foreigner.
Although most of China is familiar with this word only Cantonese speakers use it as a derogative way of describing a white person.
It is considered highly offensive in Mandarin China and with some white people.
Although most of China is familiar with this word only Cantonese speakers use it as a derogative way of describing a white person.
It is considered highly offensive in Mandarin China and with some white people.
Gweilo
Gweilo by Cantonese man December 11, 2018
Gweilo
White guy: Whenever I go to China for work, they always insult me by calling me a gweilo. I just call them chowhi and we all have a laugh.
Gweilo by Small Yeety December 10, 2018
Gwenpool
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Unfortunately no one reads her comics because they think she is Gwen Stacy dressed up as deadpool.
Unfortunately no one reads her comics because they think she is Gwen Stacy dressed up as deadpool.
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*after reading issue 1*
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*after reading issue 1*
"THIS IS NOT SQUIRREL GIRL. THIS IS NOT EVEN HELL CAT"
Gwenpool by drugcocktail August 13, 2017
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