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To throw up into a pint glass, usually having just downed the contents of the glass Kevin downed his pint and then gleaved it back up
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The act of getting up and leaving the room whenever Glee comes on the TV. Larry will gleave if you turn on Glee.
Larry has gleft the building. |
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A slang invented by Jonathan Blackburn meaning a male's ejaculated sperm or semen. Mitchell: Dude what's that white stuff?
Jonathan: It's my gleave all over your mom's face! |
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Happiness of a consistent nature that endures for a long time. One who gives such consistent happiness through friendship may be called Gleavey. Gleavey has been my best friend and most consistent cheerer-upper since 1986
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Something that is found in your toilet. "Honey... the toilets blocked!"
"What with?" "A Gleave" |
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(noun) - a combination of a sleave and a glove, most often used with a long sleave shirt, but may be used with a short sleave shirt for little people. Girl 1: OMG, my hands are freezing! I wish I had remembered my gloves. How'd you remember yours?
Girl 2: My shirt has gleaves, so I never have to worry about my hands getting cold! |
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