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Adjective. Used to describe one who is above the status of "gem". Beyond greatness, real rowdy, a true demonstration of a beauuty. A hybrid of the word "gem" and "popsicle", which makes it 10x more cool (pun intended).
Nick: "Hey! Cam is roundhouse kicking watermelons!"
Cam: "Awww yeahhh.."
Nick: "You're such a gemsicle!!"
Gemsicle by PapooseGnish April 9, 2010
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gegsicle 

The solid form of the virus Geg produces daily on a stick. Yum
Yo Sharquisha that gegsicle looks mad tasty!
Maureen lemme have a bite of that gegsicle, I got a math test tomorrow.
McCringleberry get that gegsicle away from me d e a d a s s.
That gegsicle is way too big dude, you need to drink some Mtn Dew.
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Look at those cfm boots.
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