Guliver 

Guliver means "head" from a combination of British Rhyming slang and Russian.

Made famous by "A Clockwork Orange"

The original Russian word is Guluva.

I swear mate, when 'e comes out o' the pub, I'm gonna smash em right in the guliver.

Guliver by Limeyone July 10, 2010

guliver 

English slang word refering to stomach or intenstines

"Iv a pain in my guliver, i wont be making it to school today mum."
reference clockwork orange the movie, for more great english slang such as bollucks

guliver by gloopy January 24, 2008

Gulliver Twist

The story of a poor Giant orphan who went to Liliput and asked for more

Gulliver Twist: "please sir, may I have some more?"
Emperor of Liliput: "How dare you! Are our tiny portions not enough for a giant like you? Off with your head!"

Gulliver Twist by escapepublishing December 18, 2010

GoLiver 

a Cleveland word for a female that will do anything sexual right there at the time being

(Shakria out side of the club with her girls) It's about 5 dudes outside also one of the dudes talkin to the girls and say "Which one of yall wanna golive for us" or "That hoe a goliver"

GoLiver by Stacey2Cute313rd May 30, 2006

gulliver 

Gulliver, a slang term used by the character "Alex" in the book A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, and later a movie by the same title directed by Stanley Coobrick. Part of the Russian/Gypsy "NADSAT" teenage vernacular.
Gulliver- head.

Mum, I can't go to school today, my gulliver hurts.

Yesterday we attacked this old man in the ally, he was being obnoxious, we hit got him right in the gulliver.

gulliver by 1377 December 28, 2005

gliver 

A fictitious human organ whose purpose is to turn solid waste product into rancid smelling gas - which is eventually expelled through the anus.

Please excuse my awful farts...I have an overactive gliver.

gliver by Zen January 3, 2007

Left Hand Gulliver 

1. The act of fisting a midget with the left hand.
2. The name of a pro-environmental boy band from the early 90s most famous for their one-hit wonder "You Can Break My Heart, But Not The Rainforest".
3. The working title of "The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman" by Laurence Stern.
4. A loose translation of Martin Heidegger's "In-der-Welt-sein".

1. Tracy asked for a Left Hand Gulliver last night. She's been walking funny the whole morning.
2. "Left Hand Gulliver" seriously sucked. The name didn't have anything to do with environmentalism.
3. Good thing Stern scrapped that last title. I still can't believe that he didn't know his book was referring to midget fisting.
4. The traditional Western dichotomy of object/subject has been exerted in the Heideggerian notion of "Left Hand Gulliver".

Left Hand Gulliver by franzpolak November 12, 2010