Gramps

An endeering term used generally to describe a male friend who is gradually showing more and more characteristics similar to that of a grandad.

"G" used to go out pubbing all the time and never really minded spiders much, but now he has developed a sudden case of arachnaphobia and much prefers to sit at home with the wife, pipe and slippers. We used to prefer "G" when he wasn't such a Gramps!

by The Awesome: Explorer June 18, 2008

Grapsas

If you meet a person with the last name grapsas,than your in for a hell of a time. This is a greek last name so you know they are cool. They aren’t afraid to say what’s on their mind. They are great partiers. (and great kissers) Everyone in the family is gorgeous. Their men are big and strong, while their woman are strong and beautiful. Those grapsas girls are one of a kind. Once you meet a grapsas you will never be able to forget them. If you see a grapsas ever make sure to get there number

some guy ‘the party hasn’t even gotten fun yet’
some guys frined ‘it’s cause the grapsas fam isnt here’

by wisdom teller May 18, 2018

grapeology

Having alot or grape traits in common.

Both disliking wine

Jessica and tj share the fact that they both only like green grapes with no seeds.

Wow! we share alot of grapeology with one another.

by goatsheep October 20, 2008

grape slicer

A small sharp tool used to chop off the balls of your daughters boyfriend.

Get the grape slicer out she has a boyfriend

by Rey Ping June 18, 2011

grape 2000

A common password black people use

I work at the grocery store and most black people have the same password for that family first card grape 2000

by bigdong06 January 6, 2015

Grape Ricky

When one's nuts are sucked so hard that blood rises to the skin and causes a purple bruise to form.

Guy 1: "Hey dude did you meet up with that chick last night?"
Guy 2: "Yeah man she gave me a Grape Ricky!"

by Zafod Boombox July 24, 2015

Grape Sack

A male with a small set of testicles with an unusually taut scrotum.

Dan has a grape sack.

by Eaton Holgoode March 22, 2017