Definitions by Duskie
Gong
transitive & intransitive — To perform an unspecified action, typically one that is deliberately vague, absurd, or mock-threatening, and which carries a sexually charged but non identifiable sexual connotation. The word functions as a contextual filler whose precise meaning is derived entirely from the Listener's thoughts and from the Speaker's tone and the situation.
Usage: Often employed in a confrontational or teasing manner to imply an imminent but undefined act of (Sexual) dominance or annoyance. The humorous effect comes from the listener's inability to interpret the verb In any way manner than sexual.
Usage: Often employed in a confrontational or teasing manner to imply an imminent but undefined act of (Sexual) dominance or annoyance. The humorous effect comes from the listener's inability to interpret the verb In any way manner than sexual.
Gong
transitive & intransitive — To perform an unspecified action, typically one that is deliberately vague, absurd, or mock-threatening, and which carries a sexually charged but non identifiable sexual connotation. The word functions as a contextual filler whose precise meaning is derived entirely from the Listener's thoughts and from the Speaker's tone and the situation.
Usage: Often employed in a confrontational or teasing manner to imply an imminent but undefined act of (Sexual) dominance or annoyance. The humorous effect comes from the listener's inability to interpret the verb In any way manner than sexual.
Usage: Often employed in a confrontational or teasing manner to imply an imminent but undefined act of (Sexual) dominance or annoyance. The humorous effect comes from the listener's inability to interpret the verb In any way manner than sexual.