golly wog
An old-timey term for a black person, and also a doll, which was black and has now been discontinued becuase it was considered politically incorrect
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golly wog
golly wog by I need take an obama! May 21, 2009
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gollywog
A contreversial black doll popularised by Robertson jam, the doll was later found to be politically incorrect and manufacturing of these cute little characters was illegal. Nowadays, the word gollywog is misused to call someone of black skin (also see wog).
because the doll is black it MUST be racist, infact anything including cars and trainers that are black in colour should be illegal because they are racist.
gollywog by Master Dan McCabe January 11, 2004
gollywog
gollywog by tonyc85sco December 28, 2005
Gollywog
White vanilla ice-cream bar on a stick that used to be sold in ice-cream shops back in the olden days.
GollyWog
The semi-circular flanges that hold the cable tensioning devices of a bicycle's gear changing system firmly against the curved frame tube of the bicycle. Usually silver incolour, and made from a hard, metallic alloy.
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