gload

adj. "clutch" or otherwise good at performing under pressure.

Man, that jumper was Gload!

by seba April 1, 2005

gloob

gloob is a universal word meaning gloob it is an article,noun,proun and the rest of the 9 parts of speech. it is also a sentence itself. it is often spelled glube but always pronounced "glu-buh"

gloob! glube! galube! galubuh!

by gloob October 27, 2007

Gload

A: to gargle ones load.

Christina took me balls deep and then lovingly gloaded my chowder for 5 whole minutes.

by Lucas Howard August 4, 2006

gloom cookie

Within the goth subculture, a derogatory term used for disaffected teenagers who turn to a goth affectation in order to express their misfit status. Most often applied to young, female goths.

Common physical characteristics include "Eye of Horus" eyeliner, fairy wings, bad poetry, clothes from Hot Topic, and Wiccan paraphernalia. Common behavioural characteristics include a smug sense of moral superiority tempered with affected ennui, not-entirely-serious suicide attempts, sudden periods of "mourning," and an appropriately dark pseudonym.

A despondent creature, but not to be confused with the emo kid.

Connected with the comic book series by Serena Valentino, of the same name.

The gloom cookie wore black on the outside, to show how black her soul was on the inside.

by Ragnvaeig April 3, 2006

Ok gloomer

A repudiation for Gen Z and millennials when they're expressing imbalanced woke statements.

Gloomer: The planet will be destroyed if we don't stop climate change

Repudiater: Ok gloomer

by Sane 2020 December 30, 2019

Galoodle

An amount of measurement, approximately 8-9 units of an item.

One Galoodle of Peaches is about 8 Peaches.

1)"Did you get enough wood for the fire?
"How much should I have gotten?"
"Hmmm, about a Galoodle"
"Darn, I only got 5"

2)"Yo, those logs almost broke his nose!"
"Nah Broski, it was only like 4."
"A Galoodle would have done it!"

by Ryan Hoar January 9, 2008

gloomerize

to glamorize gloom

My sister went through a goth phase as a teenager; she would often gloomerize with dark clothing and makeup.

Lars von Trier's film "Melancholia" is the epitome of apocalyptic gloomerization.

by JohnnyApocalypse August 7, 2012