gnip

A tropical fruit. It's found in the Carribean, and I've only had it on St. Thomas. It's a bit smaller than a golf ball, has a thin, tough green skin, and there is a pit on the inside. It grows during hurricane season (summer) and can be picked at the end of hurricane season (september). It tastes like a combination of a lime and a peach.

There are gnips growing on that tree, let's go pick some!

by LaMcQ December 22, 2006

gnip gnop

Simply put, Ping Pong spelled backwards. Slang and humorous word used instead of "Ping Pong".

Origin: Mansfield University, PA

"You boys up for a game of gnip gnop?"

by Ryan D. Cooper October 8, 2005

gnop-gnip

Ping-Pong spelled backwards.

This just in: "Ping-Pong" spelled backwards is "Gnop-Gnip".

by Ashley (Dizzy) January 23, 2008