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Really cool; hype; swanky; different; new in a cool, well liked way
That art just brings out the "gatsby" of the surrounding area.
Gatsby by Voch March 29, 2015

Great Gatsby 

in additon to being a smelly book that i was recently assingned to read for english class this term can be used in many other facets of life. A great gatsby can also mean a huge steaming shit. as in if you need to be excused to shit and you were in a literature type environment then you may excuse yourself by simply saying "excuse me sir but i must depart for the water closet for i have a very great gatsby i must evacuate from my bowel". this is the most polite way to say "i need to take a fucking shit right fucking now you fucking fuck", which in most cases is utterly unacceptable.
"excuse me sir but i must depart for the water closet for i have a very great gatsby i must evacuate from my bowel"

or simply "i need to take a great gatsby"
Great Gatsby by johnnymuffins December 14, 2008
A fakeass who pretends to have everything like money, cars, and bling. But in reality all that he puts himself out to be isn't even real one bit. He lives with his parents, has no ride, no job, and no future. All he does is spew bullshit out of his mouth. Only thing real about him is that he is a REAL FUCKING LOSER.
Damn that Kory guy was nothing but a fucking Gatsby....he ain't got shit.
Gatsby by Funfaced October 8, 2014

The Great Gatsby 

Possibly the most boring book on planet earth, and yet everyone wants you to read it.
I just got assigned to read "The Great Gatsby" for the fifth time!
The Great Gatsby by neegbag August 16, 2009

The Great Gatsby 

Over-sized American fist.
Just give me the word and I will drop the Great Gatsby on that fool.
The Great Gatsby by U Fest October 23, 2011

The Great Gatsby 

A "classic" novel, The Great Gatsby is a book that English teachers find necessary to assign their students to read, even though the plot is stupid, and everyone ends up dead, alone, or unhappy. Nobody knows quite how this book became a classic, but the '70s movie remake of the book stars Law and Order's Sam Watterson.
While his students' brains melted out of their heads due to boredom, the English teacher droned on about the signifigance of Gatsby's car being yellow throughout the boring novel, The Great Gatsby.