Used in the UK and is an abbreviation of "gang member" often used to describe rival gangs or others from within the speakers own gang.
by Massive log April 12, 2019
GM stands for General Motors.
This neologism is a synonym for bullshit, scam, ripoff and fucked (or similar). It may be used either as verb, adjective or noun.
/tags: gm, bullshit, scam, ripoff, rip-off, rip off, steal, stealing, fuck, fucked, fucked-up, fucked up, sham, fraud, deceit, cheating, dupe, swindle, blackmail, hoodwink, bamboozle, neologism, general motors, american, all-american, customer satisfaction, customer dissatisfaction, fuel pump, engine noise, transmission issues, cracked dashboard, oil consumption, sunroof leaking, give me the run around, run around, conspiracy theories, goodwill, good will, good-will, maintenance letter, smart care, gmpp, olc, motor club, cars, dealership, sales complaint, certified pre owned, certified, certified pre-owned, pre owned, pre-owned, trade-in, trade in, repurchase, buyback, buy back, chevrolet, gmc, buick, cadillac, saturn, hummer, oldsmobile, garbage, junk, ufos, my car is a lemon, lemon, lemon law, bbb, better business bureau, corporate offices, legal department, unicorns are for girls, legal dept, legal, legal action, attorney, lawyer, call center, outsourcing, outsource, out-sourcing, out-source, out source, out sourcing, false expectations, creating false expectations, customer called in, mexican electronics are junk, my dma is a dickhead, etc, ad nauseam
This neologism is a synonym for bullshit, scam, ripoff and fucked (or similar). It may be used either as verb, adjective or noun.
/tags: gm, bullshit, scam, ripoff, rip-off, rip off, steal, stealing, fuck, fucked, fucked-up, fucked up, sham, fraud, deceit, cheating, dupe, swindle, blackmail, hoodwink, bamboozle, neologism, general motors, american, all-american, customer satisfaction, customer dissatisfaction, fuel pump, engine noise, transmission issues, cracked dashboard, oil consumption, sunroof leaking, give me the run around, run around, conspiracy theories, goodwill, good will, good-will, maintenance letter, smart care, gmpp, olc, motor club, cars, dealership, sales complaint, certified pre owned, certified, certified pre-owned, pre owned, pre-owned, trade-in, trade in, repurchase, buyback, buy back, chevrolet, gmc, buick, cadillac, saturn, hummer, oldsmobile, garbage, junk, ufos, my car is a lemon, lemon, lemon law, bbb, better business bureau, corporate offices, legal department, unicorns are for girls, legal dept, legal, legal action, attorney, lawyer, call center, outsourcing, outsource, out-sourcing, out-source, out source, out sourcing, false expectations, creating false expectations, customer called in, mexican electronics are junk, my dma is a dickhead, etc, ad nauseam
"Dude, I got totally GM'd at the hardware store!"
"What happened, bro?"
"They sold me this brand new high-quality precision screwdriver set; they said it was from an all-American company, but then I read at the back of the box that it was a 'certified pre-owned' kit and that it had been manufactured in fucking Mexico, can you believe that!"
"Man, that's GM! Did it come with a warranty at least? Maybe you can trade-it in for another kit or get your money back?"
"I don't know man, I feel I got totally GM'd."
"True that, bro."
"What happened, bro?"
"They sold me this brand new high-quality precision screwdriver set; they said it was from an all-American company, but then I read at the back of the box that it was a 'certified pre-owned' kit and that it had been manufactured in fucking Mexico, can you believe that!"
"Man, that's GM! Did it come with a warranty at least? Maybe you can trade-it in for another kit or get your money back?"
"I don't know man, I feel I got totally GM'd."
"True that, bro."
by Deus Ex Vagina January 10, 2013
1. General Motors, an automobile company.
2. "Game Master", one who runs, maintains, and/or referees an ongoing game (usually an RPG). Sometimes used to refer to the administrators of an MMORPG.
3. The arbiter of a tabletop roleplaying game. A broader term than DM or similar terms that are usually more specific to certain games.
2. "Game Master", one who runs, maintains, and/or referees an ongoing game (usually an RPG). Sometimes used to refer to the administrators of an MMORPG.
3. The arbiter of a tabletop roleplaying game. A broader term than DM or similar terms that are usually more specific to certain games.
1. I got my car at a GM dealership.
2. That stupid GM banned me from World of Warcraft!
3. I think my D&D group has the worst GM ever.
2. That stupid GM banned me from World of Warcraft!
3. I think my D&D group has the worst GM ever.
by Venatius July 11, 2005
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