Indians

Means American Born Confused Desi (pronounced day-see). Used by Indians to describe American-born Indians who are confused about their culture. (Desi is slang for an 'countryman'). Also BBCD - British Born Confused Desi.
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Hindi/Punjabi slang meaning "our guy," and referring to a male of their own race. "Apni" refers to Indian females. Used in areas of Punjabi immigrants.
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Hindu character from The Simpsons. Before that, one of the most famous films out of India was the "Apu Trilogy."
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From the character Babar the Elephant. First appeared in the book "Babar the King" published in 1963 and made into a popular animated HBO show in the early 90's. It's about an Indian elephant character growing up.
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Means "child" in Hindi.Getting multiple "definitions" for this word.
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Similar to "hillbilly" or simpleton. Bindu is a Sanskrit word meaning drop. The word bindi, which is the typical "red dot" worn on the forehead of Indian men and women, comes from this word.
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Their pronunciation of the number 20.
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slang for turbin
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From the dot that Hindu women wear on their foreheads.
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When an Indian gives you change at 7-11, they sound like they're saying, "Here is one dollar and bipty cents."
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Pronounced 'boo-jee'; refers to all the 7-11 workers of the world.
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Due to the red dot on many Hindu's foreheads.
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A South African term for Indians. Not as derogatory as coolie
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For the worship of cows in India.
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Derivative of Curry Muncher etc.
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They eat Curry.
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Dumb Idiotic Punjab
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Dot (red dot on forehead) Knot (turbins on Punjabs)
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Refers to the "bindi" (dot) on their foreheads. The dot's significance relates to the marital status of an indian female. Red dot: married; Black dot: single.
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Indians are the smart ones that put the "dot" in ".com"
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Elephants were a popular mode of transport in Victorian and Pre-Victorian Asia
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Some say their music sounds like etch-a-sketch.
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Famous Indian.
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A hindu god.
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Most gas station are owned and operated by Indians
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Origins are unknown. The generally accepted derivative is from the ultimate ghinder, Mahatma Gandhi.
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A former Hindu dynasty.
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Indian name. Used in the TV show Married With Children where a gas attendant was an Indian.
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Reference to a youthful East Indian side-kick character named Hadji from the '70s Saturday-morning cartoon, "Johnny Quest"
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Manner in which they speak used by Latin Americans
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Rhyming slang in Scotland from a Scottish soccer team called Hamilton Academicals. This is shortened to Hamilton Accies (Akkies) a derogatory name for Indians.
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Hindus who act Black.
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Indian who tries to be black, or is darker in skin.
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Short for Punjab, a region of India.
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Means "wet shit" in Hindi/Punjabi
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Thais, living in Thailand, refer to the Indians (who have been in Thailand for at least 200 years, I think) as Kaeks, which means "guest" in Thai. Take a hint, already, guys! The word may also be spelled "kak" or any other way you like, since Thais use a different "alphabet." However, "kaek" is pronounced to rhyme with "crack."
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Malu is actually short for "Maliali" which is spelled Malayalee. Specifically South Indians from the state of Kerala in India
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Indian acting like a black person
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From the movie 'Harlad and Kumar go to White Castle', Kumar is the Indian character
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Means 'Bitch' In Punjabi
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Derived from the word "monkey." Famously used by Republican U.S. Senator George Allen during his 2006 re-election campaign.
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The biggest city in South India used to be called Madras(now Chennai).
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Literally means "Elephant Driver" but was turned into a popular racial slur around 1997 when a lot of Indains began to move onto Long Island.
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The mangosteen is a fruit that grows in the East Indies and is black on the outside but white on the inside. Refers to Indians who have forgotten their heritage.
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Started by the constant greetings of the clerks of a deli as they greet customers.
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Obvious reasons.
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Short for Pakistani. Often not derogatory when used. In The UK many Indians and Pakistanis have been lumped under the same term. It's *much* more of a slur to Indians
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Means "Innkeeper" or "Motel Owner". Pal is a name of rich, land owning Indians. It means landowner. It's a slur because only the rich Indians would come to western countries years ago, a flood of patels.
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From the joke; What is an East Indian that got hit by a truck called? Answer; Pindunbderjip or Pinned under jeep.
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Reference to pulling their turbans off their heads.
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Punjab is the Indian character from "Little Orphan Annie." Also represents the Punjab region of India (near the Punjab river). When the British took over India, they used it as a derogatory term for the natives there.
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Refers to the caste-mark (dot) on their foreheads. Push-Start also.
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Comes from the common red dot on an Indian's forehead, resembling the reset button on many electronics
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Apu's co-worker on the Simpsons is named Sanjay
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Reference to convenience store franchises
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Because they use massive spices in their cuisine and they rub them on their bodies.
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A Hindu religious teacher.
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The dot on their head looks like a laser sight.
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The famous New York taxi drivers
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A phrase made popular by stereotypical Indian convenience store owner Apu on The Simpsons.
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Seekh Indians wear turbans because their religion dictates that they may not cut hair
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