goi

In Hebrew and Yiddish means the "people". They use the word in reference to a non-Jewish person. The word meaning could be absolutely neutral or uncomplimentary, depending on the context.

1. Her second husband, very nice man, was a goi.
2. No surprise this goi is favoring Hamas.

by Antinaz December 1, 2010

Goi

Acronym for "Get Over It"
--As used by your mom

G - Get
O - Over
I - It!

Ian -Hey Mom, Why is derek sleeping in your bed?

Ians mom -Oh Ian Goi *rolls eyes*

by MoToast April 3, 2009

goi

Short for "get over it" or "get ovAr it", the latter being not just a suggestion but a lifestyle.

you: My cat just died. :'(
me: goi

by Baraka June 23, 2004

Goi

1.Shortened version of get over it.
2.Can also be used with same pronounciation for get over youself (goy)

1.
A-I think I'm allergic to that, my airways are swelling up.
B- Goi.

2.
A-I'm so hot don't you wish you were me?
B- Goy.

by Loulourocks April 28, 2007

GOI

Rather than the common misconception of using the term 'lol' when you actually are not laughing out loud, use the term 'goi', which mean 'Giggle On the Inside'.

Jack: And then she said Operation Shadankadonk!

Tony: goi

by CaptJack02 December 13, 2009

goi

Get Over It.

just goi.

by trevorg August 24, 2009

goi

Always lower case. A simple phrase - Get Over It.

Used in any situation.

I don't like you. goi.
Ohh, I hurt your feelings? goi.
Heyy!!! goi.

by theonewhoisrightalways September 4, 2012