A fork of Rural Dictionary
A white, caucasian, or anglo manner of speaking. Similar in meaning to but racially unique from ebonics. Also known as "The King's English," a reference to the language used in the King James version of the Bible, written in England in 1611.
Unlike Jim, who speaks in fluent ebonics, Bob speaks nothing but ivorics. Bob was out of place in the ghetto because of his ivoric manner of speaking.
A derogatory and most unfavorable opinion used to describe illegal, undocumented Mexican citizens who come into the United States. An amalgamation of the words "Mexican" and "excrement."
People in the neighborhood began to worry about their property value once the Mexcrement began moving in.
To start over. To lose. To get dumped by ones significant other.
She left him, and he thus returned to zero.
Post WWII slang for Volkswagen.
When the war was over, he drove home in a new Krautwagen.
An area within the U.S. which is heavily populated by illegal aliens from Mexico, and where little if no English is spoken. An amalgamation of the words "Mexican" or "Mexico," "excrement," and "Sacramento."
The west side of the city is becoming known as Mexcremento because of the influx of undocumented workers.