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A hick way of saying "get". Bobby Jo geet cho ass back in tha haous.
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a word that people up north use to describe something. It doesnt necesserily have a meaning and can not be translated to something else. 1. shes geet fat
2. Hes geet canny 3. i have a geet list of things to do 4. Hes a geet freak |
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Geordie slang for 'great' "Look at that geet big fat mackem!", or "Geet canny good as owt like how!"
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| 3. | geet | ||
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Since the 1930's and '40's geet has been what jazz musicians have called money. Like many other words supposedly invented by modern musicians (crib, axe, chops, short, solid, righteous, tight, etc.) it all started with zoot suits.
Hey, man, why don't you roll up to the crib in yo' sharp short and float me some geet? Dat would be righteous! And bring yo' axe 'cuz you really got your chops together.
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To act awkward, or seem socially uncomfortable Look at him, he geeted all over her
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A term used to describe the awesomness of anything. "Aww geet geet!"
"Let's go get our geet on!" "This geet is the best!" "I smell some geet!" "Please pass the geet!" "Throw me some geet. I need to wax my chest hair." "Dude...you wanna go to the geet store?" "Miniscule is the leader of the geet squad, along with A-Tram and Juribe." "Man...the St. Louis Rams suck geet!" |
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| 7. | geet | ||
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Something between a baby goat and a kid. Is it a baby goat or is it a kid?
It's a geet! |
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