Gladious

Adjective:

used to describe a manner of accepting praise for acts of greatness.

Gladious to the end
Un-nighted pride stands
In the wake of the moon
We wonder, we wonder.

by marsanne April 9, 2011

Gladius Guavas

Tits that resemble a gladiators sword

Long flat and pointy at the end

She looks like a sword rack with those two gladius guavas hanging there

by Working Class Hero December 30, 2020

Gladius

A short sword used by the Romans. They liked the hispanic design of swords so much that they adopted it and increased on the design.


The roman gladius was used mainly for stabbing, as their short profile allowed them to glide quickly through the air and penetrate through armor.

There are four known types of gladius's,

Hispaniesis, Mainz, Fulham, Pompeii.

A breakoff design of the mainz type gladius is called the Mainz-Reingonheim.

by Not Zane August 19, 2004

Glarious

When something is Glaringly Obvious

Can you check this to make sure there is nothing glaringly obvious that I have missed.

Can you please check this to make sure there is nothing glarious that I have missed.

by Albo George - Hero amongst men September 13, 2017

gladius

the male organ of copulation and, in mammals, of urinary excretion

My valiant gladius was in Emily's scabbard, if you know what I mean.

by Captain Falcon-Phallus January 13, 2009

gladiolus

A spartan whose natural bodily aura intimidates all women within a 20 meter radius. This aura immediately soaks every single pair of panties inside of that radius

Mans that guy is such a Gladiolus

by Gladiolus May 20, 2018

Gladius

A short sword used by the Romans approx. 44 inches in length. It was used for stabbing but was pretty good for slashing too. The broad triangular tip shows that it was made for stabbing.

these mindless barbarians will be conquered by the Gladius

by DEATH5089 November 22, 2006