Greeks

People from Greece, a country in Southeastern Europe on the Mediterranean Sea.

Term	Origin	Meaning
Bubble		"Bubble and squeak" is Cockney rhyming slang for "Greek."
Flease		Stands for "Flap Grease." Since Greeks work in diners all their lives, their uncircumcised penises supposedly build up grease under the foreskin, hence "Flease."
Goatbanger		Refers to an alleged practice of bestiality with goats.
Gobbler		Refers to the Greek penis. Greeks are uncircumcised, and the foreskin resembles the neck of a turkey, also known as the gobbler.
Grease Ball/Bag		Possibly because of the grease they sometimes put in their hair or the types of food they make. Also: Greaser. Applied to Italians, Greeks and Hispanics.
Guppie		Pronounced "guppy" (like the fish). From "Greek" + "yuppie." Originated in Astoria, New York, which is densely populated with Greeks. Not necessarily derogatory.
Highboots		Attributed to the fishing heritage of the large number of Greek immigrants to the U.S. in that trade. Heard from the matriarch of a large Greek American family.
Homocrat		The Greeks invented democracy and, some say, homosexuality.
Lamb Chop		Greeks in general love lamb, and the term also refers to Greek women's hairy sideburns.
Mythmaker		Because the Greeks made up myths.
Olive Nigger		Greece is renowned for its olives.
Olive-Picker		Large amount of olives.
Pendos		Russian slur for Greeks. Derived from the Greek community in Odessa and possibly related to Russian slang.
Tuft		Many Greeks wear their hair high at the front of their head, apparently because they use it for protection in a fight.
Uni-brow		They tend to have hairy eyebrows that often meet and appear as one. Also applies to some Italians.
Yanni		Yanni, the famous Greek keyboardist.
Zorba		From the novel "Zorba the Greek" by Nikos Kazantzakis.