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a condom No love without the glove.
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verb: to ignore, to feign ignorance of, especially to default on a response to a greeting I was walking down the street when I saw Jeff, so I was like "Hey Jeff" but he gloved me and just kept on walking.
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1. a condom.
2. a garment that you put on your hands. 1. "No glove, no love."
2. "Put your gloves on; it's cold outside!" |
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condom, trash bag, whatever you use. i forgot the gloves, so I jumped out on my girl.
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Putting a glove in a person's asshole then blowing up the glove until it pops then clearing it out with an Alaskan Geyser. Wanna make Glove?
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A verb, meaning to conceal a beer can (or similar sized container of alcoholic beverage inside of a glove, so that it may be consumed discreetly (relatively speaking) in a public environment.
Though similar acts were most likely present wherever the underaged had easy access to beer, the first cited example of "gloving" a beer occured when Christopher L. Dunn, of Williamstown, MA, slipped a Bud Light into Jahan Bruce's left Isotoner at the Thompson Rink, during a Mt. Greylock v. Pittsfield High hockey game in the winter of 2000. "Hey, what's up with that kid back there? He looks like he's drinking out of a mitten."
"Yeah, that's just Dunn. He's glovin' it tonight." |
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Glove, abbreviation for Gay Love.
A homosexual who is the good/best friend of a heterosexual of the opposite sex. eg. Jane loves John. John is gay. Jane and John are bestfriends. John is Jane's Glove.
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