gangsta
- adjective
- /ˈɡæŋstə/
- Slang
- That's gangsta.
- gangsta rap
Then I've got one that I can go and train with my boys, which is Lift ATX, that's spit and sawdust, gangsta rap and Slipknot.
- Then I've got one that I can go and train with my boys, which is Lift ATX, that's spit and sawdust, gangsta rap and Slipknot.
Examples
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His outfit was very stylish and gangsta, reflecting his tough attitude.
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There is something gangsta about her.
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You always trying to be gangsta.
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This is it, gangsta paradise.
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Yes, I know I'm gangsta!
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There's no practical reason behind it; it's simply because it looks gangsta.
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Let's keep it gangsta!
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That's gangsta.
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She walked into the room with a gangsta swagger that caught everyone's attention.
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The music video had a gangsta vibe, showcasing tough characters and street culture.
Synonyms
Very cool and bold in a way that shows confidence
Antonyms
How Tough
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gangsta as an adjective comes from the noun gangster and the same root gang, and it describes a 'tough', bold, or streetwise style from hip-hop culture. So calling something gangsta means it looks or sounds very bold and confident, like the style of a gangster.