by Ash in Brisbane November 15, 2013
Refers to gamers lingo meaning
"Get Out Of Game".
Is usually used when waiting for someone who is playing a game.
"Get Out Of Game".
Is usually used when waiting for someone who is playing a game.
John - "were Dylan be at?"
PhiL - "iunno hes prob playing WoW,lol what a noob"
John - "GOOG!"
PhiL - "LOL ROFL LOL NOOB FAG LOL"
PhiL - "iunno hes prob playing WoW,lol what a noob"
John - "GOOG!"
PhiL - "LOL ROFL LOL NOOB FAG LOL"
by FPS_PhiL February 16, 2007
by Kÿ September 24, 2017
A sacred phrase used by the ancient Gugus from the Gugu Empire (1295-836 BCE), in present day Gugindia. This phrase, primarily was only known to the Gugu elite class, and was shortly spread amongst the Googswazee (peasants, farmers, merchants). "Googs and Doogs" was a battle cry used in war during times of social and political disorder. It helped enhance the moraels of fellow Gugu warriors, but only if it was screamed to the Gugu gods. There is no literal translation for this phrase. "Googs and Doogs" is still used today, but only by a small tribe hidden in the Gugalayas Mouuntains in Gugindia.
Warrior1: "Help me, I'm dying..."
Warrior2: "Everyone get over here, we need to issue a battle cry for young Gugswaga!"
(All warriors get together)
Together: "GOOGS AND DOOGS!!!!"
(Gugswaga get up, feeling energized, and ready to fight!)
Warrior1: "Help me, I'm dying..."
Warrior2: "Everyone get over here, we need to issue a battle cry for young Gugswaga!"
(All warriors get together)
Together: "GOOGS AND DOOGS!!!!"
(Gugswaga get up, feeling energized, and ready to fight!)
by Master Gugswagalaga February 02, 2011
A predecessor to the "mung barnacle", the goog oyster is a relatively large, moist, collection of shmutz found at the corners of the mouth. The "goog oyster" is usually found on ones mouth after excessive narcotic consumption, an extensive conversation with greg, or caused by excessive dairy consumption.
by greg shmidt December 12, 2011
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