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a cigarette wanna go buy some gorts
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a cigarette; cig; squo;cancer stick; trog backwards "Taylor is going to buy me gorts, wanna pack?"
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1. noun – An overweight person’s large belly or gut. From Spanish gordo meaning “fat”.
2. verb – To eat excessively. 3. adjective – To feel full after eating excessively. 1. “That dude has a ginormous gort!”
2. “Let’s go to White Castle and gort!” Past tense: “I just gorted three Jobee dogs!” 3. “Whew! No more Taco Bell, I am gorted! |
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A liquor store owner or worker most definitely of middle eastern or Indian origin working behind the counter and yelling at trouble makers who enter the store. We dressed up our boy with a rag on his head to convince the Gort at the counter to sell us some drank.
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Adjective: To fail at something (usually when rolling dice) excessively or spectacularly. "Oh man, did you just gort that roll again?"
"Dude; he just gorted!" |
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fart bubbles in bodies of water that are eaten before surfacing I like to gort in the bathtub, but it is unhealthy in public swimming pools.
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The opposite of Trog, Trog backwards. Trog held up to the mirror is gort.
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