Geisinger 

Verb

The Spanish "ER" verb meaning to teach Biology terribly.

Can be conjugated into all forms of present, past and future tenses with no irregular endings

Example: Present tense, Yo-Geisingo
Tú-Geisinges
Ud./él/ella-Geisinge
Nosotros-Geisingemos
Vosotros-Geisingéis
Uds./ellos/ellas-Geisingen

El profesora geisinge biologia.

Geisinger by Student March 4, 2005

getzinger 

1. A verb used to describe a man that can make a woman orgasm more than ten times during sex.

2. When a woman cums more than 10 times in less than an hour.

Man: "So how'd last night go?"

Friend: "I fucking made her getzinger."

getzinger by Alart August 14, 2008

Stinky Gehringer

The act of leaving to drop a deuce mid-sex.

Bro #1: I had the nastiest greasy burrito before boning and I had to stinky gehringer her.

Bro #2: Don't worry, I finished the job for you.

Stinky Gehringer by Lindsay Brohan March 30, 2011

Mr. Gunsinger 

Mr. Gunsinger is the best teacher EVER! He is awesome, funny, and AMAZING at art...like reallly awesome. You'd be a very lucky student to be taught by Mr. Gunsinger because he is cool and teaches in an awesome way. He is known as Mr. T. G. Awesome, because he is just SO awesome. So like, yea.

In conclusion: Mr. Gunsinger is an awesome teacher!

Wow, look at that awesome teacher! I bet he's a Mr. Gunsinger.

Mr. Gunsinger by Astonakasomeone June 12, 2013

gesigner 

Pronounced - Ge -zih-nar.

A word to describe the excessive /illegal designer on a Road man.

“Look at all that gesigner “

gesigner by Shqipe_04 March 22, 2019

Giminger 

A combination of two words, "Ginger" and "Minger" (the definition of which can be found here). It means a "Ginger Minger" and is obviously meant in a mean/nasty/horrible way.

"Look at that bird! She's a right Giminger!"

Giminger by leavethisplace June 30, 2003

Reisinger 

Reisinger, is one who makes early accommodations/plans without input or feedback from others. This often leaves those affected by the plans to feel undue extra planning and often little sleep.

The word is derived from the Rise and Sing. Rise meaning that this is usually done during the early hours of the day and Sing which is usually joyous however all you can do is sing songs of sorrow. Both of which, in this case, is not a happy feeling. Spelling has been modified to make it sound more intelligent and hide it's lack of thinking.

Whomever scheduled this hockey game at 6:45 A.M. out of town pulled a total Reisinger.

Wow, another 6:00 A.M. flight booked out for my trip, someone did a Reisinger on me.

Reisinger by 262 Unicorn July 31, 2023