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G'st of C's 

G'st of C's is a phrase originating from New Zealand and is short for Goodest of Cunts aka someone who is a good cunt.
Man that was good seeing Dan he really is one of the G'st of C's I know.
G'st of C's by Big Macca 3.0 January 24, 2023

G.A.N.G.S.T.A 

An acronym created by Micahel Hannah in the Twin Cities, MN to identify people who follow the urban culture who are about their business in life. It takes away from the original thug meaning and makes it more positive. The letters stand for Gaining Attrubutes Needed (to) Get Somewhere Through Achievement, spelling out the word gangsta. Common people following the postive urban movement are also dubbed as real hip hop heads, who show interest in music by such rappers as Lupe Fiasco, Talib Kweli, Mos Def and other more thought provoking rappers, aside from some tasteless gibberish commerical rap. The acronym was made into a song that features on the underground hip hop album "New Agenda Musik" by local Twin Cities, MN hip hop artists Young Son (Michael Hannah) and A.R.O (Tony Ohnstad, featuring local Neo-Soul singer Kovan.
That speech you did about ending discrimination in our community was raw! You really keeping it G.A.N.G.S.T.A!
G.A.N.G.S.T.A by Michael Hannah October 9, 2006

G.S.T.M. 

An acronym for the words giggle silently to myself
David:
Damn it, I stubbed my toe!

Alisen:
G.S.T.M., that sucks
G.S.T.M. by MR_AWESOME607 February 22, 2010
I was with this guy last night and he went all A.G.S.T, it was super hot and unexpected!
A.G.S.T by st43 August 2, 2012

G is fo' G-A-N-G-S-T-A-'

A moron, retard, screable, pedestrian, ignoramous, muncher, tard or other insulting words describe this person. This person is probably a geek as well who sits around on his computer taking the mick of the others even though he is probably worse off.
That G is fo' G-A-N-G-S-T-A-' kid is a real tard!

G.T.S.T. 

Grind Together Shine Together

Coined by the Marquette Warriors basketball team
Great win tonight! G.T.S.T.
G.T.S.T. by Babareba April 28, 2011