gunder

(noun) A liquid drink served at the Phi Psi lodge at Cornell University especially during the 1970s. Used as a substitute for other decent drinks in order to save money for the house. Gunder was akin to Kool-aid, but somewhat thicker. It did not come in flavors, so much as it came in colors of which there were primarily two -- green and red.

The Brow's skin tone was the color of green gunder. Red cake goes well with a big glass of green gunder. My blood flows with green gunder.

by B.J. Cleaver December 13, 2004

Guiden

Unique, extraodinary, awsome, super cool, down to earth, sexy, and attractive.

He is so guiden
She is hot and guiden

by Country 711 March 29, 2010

Guiver

Means your up for it.

"Grandad has plenty of Guiver for going down Millwall"
"Booze gives you unlimited amounts of guive."

by M119 Windsor Road February 17, 2008

Guilderland

the worst hometown. Everyone does drugs and everyone thinks they’re better than everyone else. We have nothing but the Country’s biggest Walmart and crossgates mall. Everyone is so cocky it’s not even funny. The school district doesn’t do shit about bully’s but if you swear you get in trouble. I want to move

“Yeah I live in guilderland,it sucks”

by gabs.elaine January 8, 2019

the hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy

the worlds best book series that has the disadvantage of having a horrible movie assosiated with it

the pangalatic gargle blaster

by CaPTiaN TaCo July 6, 2005

gunderson

An insulting Jersey Shore name for tourists from the Midwest, especially those who are naive or who have never seen the ocean (or Atlantic City) before. This term likely evolved sometime after the release of the movie Fargo, which featured a major character named Gunderson.

See also bennies, shoobies, and Wally and Marge.

Hey, check out that gunderson staring at the Borgata Babe.

by Led Zeppole December 11, 2003

Gunderson's Triad

Syndrome including fanny fatigue, restless legs, and poor concentration or difficulty reading acquired after extended periods of sitting/studying/reading

The studious medical student presented to the ED with Gunderson's Triad following many days of arduous studying without compensatory physical activity.

by cjb83 March 30, 2009