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to vegitate; to daydream; to be in the appearance of thoughts (deep or otherwise). participal to the expression "gel out." I am going to just sit here and gel.
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A postive word used when people get on well with eachother and therefore connect. "Me and Paul get on well. We gel."
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to leave or exit "We're going to a party, wanna come?"
"Sure, let's gel." |
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Girl in cockney pronunciation. There's boys and gels, and wimmin, an' unfit blokes like me,
Sloggin' ev'ry day, right through the year! |
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a piece of colored plastic polymer used to color stage lights she put a gel into a frame and then into a leeko and we had color
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Romany Gypsy word, meaning to go, or to leave. Romany is not a written language, so the exact spelling is not certain. Often used in conjunction with the word 'on', and can be used as an equivilent to 'fuck off' - i.e. 'gel-on'.
Used mainly by Romany Gypsys rather than Irish Gypsys, especially in the south of England. |
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a trick that's not worth my time that bitch is a gel
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