hoodmazed
An expression not finding a way out the ghetto, stuck doing the same thing and living the same lifestyle. The word hood aka the ghetto and the word maze (signifies being lost) combined.
hoodmazed by dirtysoutherner May 2, 2017
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Hoodmate
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hoodated
adj.
1) that relating to the hood
2) used to describe an impoverished area
3) associated with gangs
4) that of poor quality
1) that relating to the hood
2) used to describe an impoverished area
3) associated with gangs
4) that of poor quality
hoodated by juiceworld999 January 16, 2024
hoodated
adj.
1) that pertaining to the hood; that relating to gangs
2) used to describe an impoverished area
3) that of poor quality
1) that pertaining to the hood; that relating to gangs
2) used to describe an impoverished area
3) that of poor quality
hoodated by juiceworld999 January 16, 2024
hoodated
adj.
1) that pertaining to the hood; that relating to gangs
2) used to describe an impoverished area
3) that of poor quality
1) that pertaining to the hood; that relating to gangs
2) used to describe an impoverished area
3) that of poor quality
"I was reluctant to join the Crips; their organization is hoodated."
"Jimmy tells me not to enter into Downtown Los Angeles as it is known to be hoodated."
"The guests, having been served hoodated food, were displeased with the lack of service."
"Jimmy tells me not to enter into Downtown Los Angeles as it is known to be hoodated."
"The guests, having been served hoodated food, were displeased with the lack of service."
hoodated by juiceworld999 January 17, 2024
hoodated
adjective
1. that pertaining to "the hood" (gangs, etc.)
2. used to describe an impoverished and gang-ridden area
3. poor in quality
1. that pertaining to "the hood" (gangs, etc.)
2. used to describe an impoverished and gang-ridden area
3. poor in quality
1. The police in Los Angeles have been cracking down on hoodated organizations, such as the Blood and Crip rivals.
2. I was hesitant to drive through Compton on the way to my work, as that particular city is known to be hoodated.
3. The guests at the motel, having been served hoodated food, were displeased with the service.
2. I was hesitant to drive through Compton on the way to my work, as that particular city is known to be hoodated.
3. The guests at the motel, having been served hoodated food, were displeased with the service.
hoodated by rajeef_the_considerable April 2, 2024
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