Gatorgasm

that gag you do before exhaling when smoking a gatorbeug and the cone was a little too big

that cone was huge bro haha i came so hard that gatorgasm was insane

by ryderhill January 29, 2024

Gatorade

MY MANNSSS<33333

"yo did you hear, T4c0munch3r likes Gatorade!"

by T4c0munch3r November 13, 2023

Gatiss

A person typically not recognized as Black, yet fervently proclaims their Blackness, often via social media. They fabricate stories, spending their days on Twitter sharing delusional ideas. A Gatiss pretends to possess extensive knowledge, inserting themselves into various discussions. They lack originality, passing off others' work as their own, and exhibit racist behavior, particularly towards certain individuals.

During the heated debate on cultural appropriation, Marveena couldn't help but notice a Gatiss chiming in with uninformed opinions and claiming to be an authority on the matter

by Gatissslayer2040 April 25, 2024

gateshead central taxies

A bus company in the North East of England which is known for its dodgy af buses and shit service, often seen at the scrapyard picking out fiat ducato parts and the retirement home for new drivers. They also have some dodgy dealings with the governement.

Aye mate just gonna get on a gateshead central taxies bus and get a single and a bag of crack cocaine.

by Martjin Gilbert May 10, 2024

Gates to Heaven

the fleshy skin folds that protect the clitoris/vagina

aka labia/lips

Him: I just wanna pierce your gates to heaven
Her: First you'll have to eat it

by ValdFromMoscow May 20, 2024

Gator

"My Gator" is a term used to describe one's male genitalia.

This can be used in the sentence "They like hop on my gator"

by M728 Combat Engineer Vehicle September 13, 2024

galoshans

Galoshans is a word used in Greenock, Scotland and surrounding areas. It refers to going around homes on Halloween night and performing a song or play. Its origins are in the Scots language and it comes from the epistle of St Paul to the Galatians, a part of the Bible. Galoshans essentially being a Scots form of 'Galatians'. This is due to the tradition of Bible plays being performed on Halloween night.

"Here, away and go your galoshans."

by catpeesweeties October 4, 2024