Define Ricing Meaning

Ricing
To rice, or to soup up a crappy car with the mistaken idea that type 'R' stickers and performance yellow paint makes it go faster.

"Did you see that guy? He be ricing!"
By Ezmeralda
Ricing
To race with stupid riced out cars. Rice is the same as a race only much slower.

Do you think that honda with the weed wacker exhaust is out ricing tonight. Do you think he would rice me.
By Serena
Rice
Race Inspired Cosmetic Enhancements. (R.I.C.E.)Parts put on cars to make them look fast, when they have no internal tuning, and are actually slow as hell. Parts usually consist of excessivley angular bodykits, large rear spoilers, neon, sponsor stickers, chrome rims, fake "coffee can" exhaust tips, and loud, annoying paint jobs and/or vynils. Sometimes parts are do-it-yourself installed and are basically duct taped to the car. Most commonly known for being done to Honda Civics, but can also be done to slow domestic vehicles, such as a Chevy Cavalier, etc.

"Yo dog, did you see the Civic that guy was rollin' in? it was so rice."

"This guy's got nothin' under the hood, it's just rice. Smoke him."

"What a riceboy, I bet he thinks his neon adds 50 bhp!"
By Pearl
Rice
An automobile that has been equipped with gawdy, unnesecary accessories, such as 3' high spoilers, loud and/or repulsive paint job and body work. Owners of such automobiles feel that these accessories make their car the best in the world, when in fact it is not.

That Prelude over there is nice, but this here Civic ain't nothin but a ric mobile
By Flore
Rice
Rice: Another word for cocaine. This term was made famous by the Houston rapper RiFF RAFF aka JODY HiGHROLLER.

Last night after we got home from the bar those 2 girls wanted to party so i brought the RiCE OUT.
By Pavia
Riced
a souped up economy import (hence the term rice-d) sedan turned into astreet racing machine. They are usually covered in lame stickers, huge exhaust tips, huge spoiler, and lots of other shit all over them. See the movie The Fast and the Furious.

By Lenka
Rice
a car that you've spent more money on stickers and stripes than your parents paid for it

By Judith
Rice
i) Food staple, ususally associated with asian countries but consumed worldwide.

ii) A car, usually a late model of japanese origin, that has had numerous features added to it that may enhance its looks, but do nothing for its performance.
Examples include "VTEC" and "Mugen" stickers, large spoilers, chrome wheels ( see also bling bling ), large diameter exhaust pipes,
clear brake light lenses and lowered springs.

iii) Individual features of a car noted in (ii) above

i) "I'd like a number 24 with sweet & sour sauce, 3 spring rolls and a bowl of rice please"

ii) Look at that Civic!. It's pure rice!

iii) Don't put that huge spoiler on your car dude, it's 100% rice.
By Blondelle
Rice
To excessively modify and augment the physical appearance of sub compact economy vehicles in an attempt to make it them fast. Examples include unsightly body kits, oversised mufflers, (which are actually detremental to performance) neon lighting, thousands of decals, and of course, twenty inch rims which are far too heavy for these vehicles to handle.

Jimmy G thought he was "dopey-fresh" in his riced out Honda. That was, until my Bronco used it as a ramp.
By Jessalin
Rice
> Racing
> Inspired
> Cosmetic
> Enhancement

A cheap low performance asian car which is mechanically stock standard but has been dressed up to look fast. The owner typically spends more money on making the car look fast than it was originally worth. Telltale rice characteristics include:

>shopping list - fake sponsor's stencils on the side panels

>giant "nismo" sticker - especially on non-nissan cars

>cannon exhaust - stupidly large exhaust kit that makes the engine sound like a fart

>oversized spoiler - especially on front-drive cars

>over the top body kit, especially with mismatched paint

>pictures of dragons anywhere on the car

>fake bonnet scoop

>neon lights

>anything held on with sticky tape

Honda civic, Mitsubishi lancer, and Nissan exa are all common examples of rice
By Layne