reggam

A woman who is usually obsessed with boys named Alex.

Oh look its reggam , I bet she's thinking of alex

by Erritsluke May 11, 2021

Reggaeholic

someone who can't live without reggae. They need to listen to it everyday to feel complete.

Jon:Can you put some Marley in?
Doe:Can we listen to something else?
Jon:Why the fuck would you ask that you know im a reggaeholic.

by Thing One January 10, 2008

Reggaeryan

/rɛ(gg)-ɛər-yi:ən/
Also Reggaryan

A Caucasian who is either a member of the Rastafari movement or simply enjoys a reggae lifestyle. Can be identified as an individual with fair skin, blonde hair, blue eyes, dreadlocks, and a strong affiliation with Bob Marley and marijuana.

"Rockin' dem dreads my Reggaeryan friend!"
-One Reggaeryan to another

"Did you see that Reggaeryan selling hemp sweaters? Man, he's just some strange crossbreed of hippie-wigger."
-Non-Reggaeryan

by YoungChris November 15, 2011

Reggaeton Riviera

The East Side of Orlando; it makes a reference to the fact that you can constantly hear cars driving by w/ their windows down, blasting reggaeton.

I live on the Reggaeton Riviera.

by the $cuN>| December 15, 2008

Reggae fusion

Reggae fusion, or reggaefusion, is a term that is used to describe the style of mixing reggae or dancehall with different influential elements of other genres whether it be hip hop, r&b, pop, techno or house, rock, alternative, jazz, drum and bass etc. It originated in the late 80s and became popular in the mid-late 90s.

Dave: did you hear "Calabria" by Enur and Natasja,

Cindy: ye i love it. It's one of the hottest reggae fusion songs ever!

by Xavier Thompson (DJ DIphoeniX) October 7, 2009

Regamortus

An animal or mammal that rapes every living thing in sight.

Watch out Bob, there's a regamortus behind you.

by KNOWINGISHALFTHEBATTLE October 8, 2009

Skinhead reggae

Loud, fast version of reggae popular with skinheads in the late sixties. Mostly jamaican artists, but there were a few british as well. Died out in the seventies due to the shift of reggae to rastafarian and poppier reggae. revived during the two tone movement, and still popular today. Famous artists include laurel aitken, judge dread, symarip, and prince buster.

Skinhead reggae makes me boogie

by Joe hawkins April 8, 2007