gyak 

Onomatopoeia; The sound one makes when sucking sloppy some dick.

*gyak gyak* *slurp slurp*

gyak by Gothfupa November 26, 2020

Gyak 

Same meaning as bang (to bang someone)

Dude: no way look at that hotty over there..
Dude: I wanna gyak them so bad

Gyak by ScarymonsterfromYourcloset August 5, 2023

Gyaku Netorare 

If you know what Netorare is, you'll know what Gyaku Netorare is right away. It follows the same premise, the only difference, Gyaku Netorare focuses on girls, one stealing a boyfriend/husband from another lady.

Too much Netorare people tent to forget Gyaku Netorare exist

Gyaku Netorare by GoliaithNate February 15, 2021

Gyaka 

Used in a surprised state. Such as the phrase Holy Sh*t or OMFG! Good in many situations.

Bob: They are coming straight for us!
Steve: GYAKA!

Gyaka by Kris H. December 2, 2004

Gyakutard

A fan of the Gyakuten Saiban or Gyakuten Kenji video games. Generally, If you know what it means, you are one for the reason that these games go by the name "Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney", "Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney", or "Ace Attorney: Investigations" in the United States.

A Gyakutard will obsess meaninglessly over their games, often writing fan fiction, drawing fan art, cosplaying, or participating as a voice actor in either a game run-through or the Phoneix Wright Musical Project.

Gyakutards are known for being a relatively literate and enjoyable fan base, if a bit insane at some points.

Did you see that girl? She had Edgeworth on her T-Shirt! Must be a fellow Gyakutard!

Gyakutard by onecoolc July 8, 2009

Gyaku 

its japanese and roughly translates to reverse or opposites :D

Gyaku...hm. Theres not really a practical use for it in english, i just thought its a cool name

Gyaku by Gyaku February 5, 2022

Gyakutard

a name used to denote fans of Phoenix Wright games, and more recently Apollo Justice, the name is a combination of "Gyakuten Saiban" (The Japanese name for the series) and "retard". Depending on usage, it can have similar connotations to /b/tard, be generally offensive, or just be used as a general grouping name.

Did you see him/her yell "Objection" in the middle of class? They must be a Gyakutard.

Gyakutard by Sexcockatiel March 3, 2008