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Irish word for useless She has a gammy leg...
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The sudden overwhelming shock of confusion, which is sometimes shortly followed by a groan of delirium. This is sometimes referred too as a "Gammy Descention" which in some cases has been found to make people vomit. Other words used to express this emotion are: Gammecular, Gammful, Gammual, Gam. "Mate, That tortoise with seven heads and a leg without a knee was Gammy."
"I don't know if its the acid or not but im going on a gammy descention..." "Sometimes I like to play with fire while licking my dogs anus..." (This is Gammy/Gammecular/Gammful/Gammual) |
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Something infected, disgusting or generally dirty. Especially used to refer to injuries or disabilities. Used in Gloucestershire, UK. Hannah: Dave's got a gammy knee after he grazed it. Looks rank.
Dave: It got gammy 'cause a bit of grit got stuck in there. Now it's infected. |
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Scottish slang (Aberdonian).A blow job. I fancy a gammy fae that quine claire.
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It basically means disgusting or minging. If an orange has gone all green with puss and stuff that would be deemed as gammy Paul: Have you seen this orange?
greg: ergh it's proper gammy |
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London slang; referring to something so sick ugly that it pains the onlooker to view it 1) He's got a gammy face!
2) His face is so gammy! 3) Wow, how much more gammy can his face get?! |
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| 7. | gammy | ||
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endearing word for grandmother
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