Giant and tiny aka the sfw interactions between one character who is giant and one who is tiny. It includes fluff, fearplay, and platonic interactions
Markia: isn't GT the same thing as macrophilia?
Me: nah, GT is fluffy and sweet between a giant and tiny
Me: nah, GT is fluffy and sweet between a giant and tiny
by oceanxeyes December 12, 2020
by Mitch Falck December 6, 2007
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by PharmaPharmer December 29, 2005
GT is an abbreviation for "Gamer-Tag". Gamer-Tags are the account name by which you play with on a console. They are generally associated with the Xbox.
Guy 1: "You play 360?"
Guy 2: "Yeah."
Guy 1: "Oh, you should totally give me your GT! We can play some Modern Warfare 2 tonight."
Guy 2: "Yeah."
Guy 1: "Oh, you should totally give me your GT! We can play some Modern Warfare 2 tonight."
by KLP507 February 20, 2010
1. Known as Grand Tourismo or Grand Tourer for cars. Usually sportscars. Ford Mustang GT, Ford Falcon GT.
2. A range of graphic cards released by Nvidia. There are the 6600 GT, 6800 GT and the 7800 GT and 7800 GTX. The are set usually in between the Non-Ultra and the Ultra series i.e 6800nu,6800 GT, 6800 Ultra.
2. A range of graphic cards released by Nvidia. There are the 6600 GT, 6800 GT and the 7800 GT and 7800 GTX. The are set usually in between the Non-Ultra and the Ultra series i.e 6800nu,6800 GT, 6800 Ultra.
1."Wow, that Mustang GT kicks ass." "Yeah, and the Falcon GT took out that little shitbox as well."
2. "Help me man, I have the cash to get a sweet graphics card to play games really well. I can afford the non-ultra, but not the Ultra. I really need the Ultra though!" Reply "Get the GT then, it's as close as you will get to an Ultra and only a little more than the Non-Ultra."
2. "Help me man, I have the cash to get a sweet graphics card to play games really well. I can afford the non-ultra, but not the Ultra. I really need the Ultra though!" Reply "Get the GT then, it's as close as you will get to an Ultra and only a little more than the Non-Ultra."
by Drunkenmasta July 24, 2005