Gajumba 

An animal of turtle likeness and has a spiked face, like a turtle it swims in water and may possibly live on land as well. The spikes are a defense mechanism that is used to ward off any prey that may try to make them into a snack or a light meal. Mating of such a creature is rare, there may not be many left in the world but that is fine for they live for a very long time and mating only happens maybe once every 5 years. Sighting of such a creature is completely unheard of by a human being, since these creatures are smart and stay away from those who wish to observe them, and because they don't exist in the real world.

person: What is a Gajumba?

second: It is an animal of course, what else could it be?

third: Well it could be completely made up and you wondering that may mean you are on drugs or have believed the musings of the Sleep Talkin' Man, or have seen them in dreamland.

Gajumba by Got Ya!! ;P February 27, 2010

Green Gazumba

1. A longstanding tradition of two counselors wearing green suits with tails who run around camp and try to not have their tails pulled by campers

2. A chance for eternal fame and glory

I have been after the green gazumbas for many years but my attemps ended in being tackeled shoved pushed and dissapointed

richard sibely is the only camper to ever capture the green gazumba

Green Gazumba by the CIT July 13, 2011

gazumbas

1. another word for "boobs" or "breasts"
2. a more polite way of refernig to someone's chest

"look at that girl's gazumbas"
"yea they're huge!"

gazumbas by secretfreak April 18, 2009

gajimba 

To lick your own balls in a fashion that completely coats the testicles in saliva. Then stamping them on the window to make a mark on the glass.

He is into gajimba, kind of a weird fellow.

gajimba by Parvo January 20, 2006

galumbalos 

wal-mart brand gummy worms

hey give me some galumbalos

galumbalos by z24cav January 20, 2010

Gazumba 

A tall girl, scatty by nature, very untidy.

Look at the state of this room, a gazumba must live here.

Gazumba by KCIOW February 12, 2018