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~E~
Efe - Spanish for letter "F" -
refers to Nuestra Familia prison
gang
E-Ricketts - Enemy; Crips
Easy walkers - Tennis shoes
Eight ball - 1/8 ounce of
cocaine
El Rukns - Black street gang
(originally Black P Stone
Nation)
Eme - Spanish for letter "M" -
refers to Mexican Mafia priso
gang
Emi - Name sometimes used by
Mexikanemi prison gang
Ene Efe - Spanish for letters
"N" & "F"; refers to Nuestra
Familia prison gang
Enforcer - Gang member who
disciplines members for rules
violations
Ese - Hispanic slang - "Hey,
man"; "Hey, dude
Ese vato - Hispanic slang -
"Hey, dude"; that person
Esseys - Black street gang slang
for Hispanics
Everything is everything - It's
all right
Expect Rain/Thunder - Expect
trouble
~F~
F-14 Bulldogs - California
prison gang with street gang
chapters; Origin: Fresno, CA (14
represents Northern CA.)
False Flagging - Flashing a sign
or symbol by a non-gang member
Featherwood/peckerwood - A
weatherwood is a white female
gang member; a peckerwood is a
white male gang member
Ferria - Spanish for loose
change; money
Fila - Knife
Five Nine Brims - Blood rules;
59 Brims-San Diego Blood set
Five Percenters - A group that
teaches that the Black man is
God
Flaco - Spanish for "skinny";
used as nick name
Flag - Gang colors
Flashing - Displaying hand signs
Floatin - Driving fast
Floss - To show off
Flue - Derogatory term for color
"blue"
Flying the flag - Wearing the
gang colors
Folks Nation - An alliance of
many gangs; all gangs of this
nation use symbols or other
identifers on the right side of
the body
Foot soldiers - Lowest rank in
the set, crew, etc.
Four five - 45 caliber
semi-automatic pistol
Free air - Released from jail or
prison
Friday 13th - Attica Prison (NY)
Frog - A girl with no morals
(hops into bed with anyone)
From womb to tomb - Blood 4 Life
Fugly - Extremely ugly
Full gear - Blood colors (red)
~G~
G - Slang for "gangster" - for
members of the Five Percenters,
letter "G" represents a belief
that 5%ers are God
G27 - Prison gang formed in
Puerto Rico - has reached U.S.
east coast and may be found in
several prison systems
GD - Gangster Disciples; also
Growth and Development for
political reasons
GKB - Gangsta Killer Bloods
Gage - Shot gun
G-ride - A stolen vehicle
Game - Criminal activity
Gang bang - To fight with rival
gang members
Gang banger - Gang member
Gang banging - Involved in gang
activity; usually criminal
Gangsta - Term for "gangster"
Ganja - Marijuana
Gauge - Shotgun
G Down - To get dressed up
Gear - Clothing
Get down - Fighting
Generic - A fake
Get jammed - To be accosted
Get off the gate - Get it on: to
start fighting
Getting Busy - Doing drive-by
shootings, robberies, etc.
Get some gone - Get out of my
face
Gettin some digits - Getting
someone's telephone number
Ghetto Star - Drug dealer; A
"hood" celebrity
Ghost - To disappear; get lost
Gig - A gang gathering (party,
dance)
Give him the big picture -
meaning to "hit" someone
Give him a bus ticket home -
meaning to "hit" someone
Ghost Town - Bronx, NY
G-name - Gang members street
name or monicker
Glass house - A four door
automobile (lots of windows or
ports))
God Body - A name sometimes used
by members of the Five
Percenters when referring to
themselves or another member
Going Off - Acting crazy
Going on line - To join a gang
Got it going on - A successful
person; successful gangster
Graffiti - Signs, symbols,
writings, defining a gang's
neighborhood, turf, or territory
G-ster - Short for gangster
~H~
H8 - Hate; "H" plus eight = hate
HBS - Hanging, Banging, Slanging;
Hanging out, Banging, Selling
dope
HPL - Hermanos de Pistoleros
Latinos - Hispanic prison gang
Ham sandwich - Derogatory term
for Muslims
Hardcore - Extreme; big time
gangster
Hardcore gang member - May be
the leader; usually the most
violent and street wise
Hermanos de Pistoleros Latinos -
Hispanic prison gang
He's from no where - No gang
affiliation
High numbers - Large
denominations of money
High rollin - Making money;
dealing in drugs
High roller - Usually the
leaders who control the drug
dealing; those who reap the
profits
Hittin up - Putting up graffiti
Holding down - Controlling turf
or an area
Holding Aces - I'm unarmed; I
need a gun
Holmes - Home boy
Home boy - A fellow gang member
from the same neighborhood
Home grown - Born in the hood; a
brother from the South
Homey - homie From the same
neighborhood; a fellow gang
member
Homos - Derogatory term for
Netas
Hood - Neighborhood; a gangster
Hood Rat - A Black prostitute on
crack cocaine
Hooked up - Affiliated with a
gang
Hook me up - Set up a deal
Additional Slang Pages
Letters A-D
Letters I-N
Letters O-Z
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