gampa

Another way of saying Grandpa or Grandfather.

"This is my gampa!"

by SSBrando June 27, 2005

GayPanic

bella <3

i flirt with bella and she can’t physically take it so it sends her into GayPanic

by Kiersten🏳️‍🌈 February 10, 2021

Gazpacho

synonym of "cool."

Used to describe a person or thing of insane awesomeness.

Used once by Ryan Seacrest on American Idol.

"Dude, that was straight gazpacho of you to buy me that drink!"

by KatieKatieKatie1 April 23, 2010

Gappy Egg

A rare species of human being whos head very closely resembles the shape of an egg (this can be either way round- upside down or right way up) And who has lost a tooth creating a gappalicious gap in their mouth which their tounge pokes through everytime they smile or talk.

Look at that girl Ellen, shes such a gappy egg!!

by OliveGirl August 12, 2011

Gapper

May also be pronounced, "Gayper." The term, "Gapper" is derived from people found on the ski hill that generally sport the dreaded helmet gap. The gap that exists between the brim of a ski helmet and the frame of the ski goggles. Generally these people don't seem to care that a very visible 2" gap exists exposing their forehead to the elements. As a result, "Gapper" can now generally be used to describe any skier that clearly has no sense of style or, fashion awareness.

"Hey man, check out all those gappers out on the bunny hill"

"Holy s**t, I have never seen a 3" gap before! That's the biggest gapper I've ever seen!!!"

"Damn eh, that gapper just cut me off in the lift line!"

by Steven Paolasini January 15, 2008

gapper

N. A female who, when standing with legs together, has a small triangular gap visible between her crotch and legs.

I got extra hard when I looked down and saw she was a gapper.

by _Jagoff_ October 12, 2008

grappa

1.An old alcoholic beverage made from the remnants of wine-grape pressings (whatever was leftover, including stems, seeds, and skins). Grappa has been made in Italy since at least the sixteenth century. The first grappa makers were probably frugal farmers seeking a way to use up the leftovers from the winemaking process. Like balsamic vinegar and wine, the price goes up depending on the vineyard, and the aging process. Although grappa is a thoroughly Italian beverage, similar concoctions are produced in other nations, including the United States. In Spain it is aguardiente, the French call it marc, and the Greeks have their raki.

2.Is considered a grape spirit. After wine has been made, water is added to the leftover husks, skins, pits and stalks. The mash is fermented then distilled to become grappa. Grappa is clear, colorless and produced in Italy. Best enjoyed straight up in a cognac snifter, in mixed drinks and cocktails. Blends well with fruit juices, coffee, fruit liqueurs, nut liqueurs, cacao liqueurs, coffee liqueurs and cream liqueurs. Off the top of my head, Grappa is 70% alcohol.

holy shit that is strong

by jax January 7, 2005