Gun-fundled

Originating from an olde English phrase meaning to stumble and fall while in possession of a firearm, this modernised word now more commonly means to "fatally" mess up a situation - actions that create a problem which is not easily remedied.

"I done gun-fundled that dinner party!"

"Asking if that woman was pregnant was a massive gun-fundle."

"I done gun-fundled when I forgot to study for that test."

by 100% Legit Linguistics Person July 2, 2022

balloon-gunning

The act of filling a balloon with the alcohol of your choice and chugging it.

Yo, did you see Tommy balloon-gunning those four beers last night?

by double_fist_those_ beers April 23, 2014

dingo gun

a weapon In black ops 3 that you can use in zombies or multiplayer

bro whats your fav weapon in bo3 mine is the dingo gun

by septicdj8 November 23, 2016

Gun Kiss

GUN KISS is a metaphor for finding love at a dangerous time.

Danger lurks everywhere, but like a lotus in the mud, you could also stumble upon a Gun Kiss.

by Penslinger December 10, 2017

Republic Gun

Originally coined as an insult for: Republicans, Conservatives, Libertarians, 2nd Amendment Supporters and the GOP in general by the author Stephen King in November 2022, the term was quickly embraced by those targeted by it as a 'term of endearment and pride.'

Proud Republic Gun.

We are the Republic Guns

by Muttemor November 24, 2022

trip gun

A gun purchased at the onset of a journey and disposed of upon the safe conclusion of the adventure (typically by throwing into river/body of water).

I really wish we'd brought a trip gun.

The Ohio river is 20% trip guns at this point.

by Hilltop Garage February 18, 2018

Jazz-Gun

A circumcised penis pushed inward in order to pass as an uncircumcised penis.

Mason tried to jazz-gun himself In order to fit in with the Europeans.

by Pussyhands11 January 19, 2021