"Would you like some double glazing"
"how about GAS"
"Did you get the shopping dear?"
"No, I GASSED it"
"how about GAS"
"Did you get the shopping dear?"
"No, I GASSED it"
by Hosk October 06, 2003
verb: to gas someone.
When a prisoner throws some kind of bodily fluid on a guard. They could throw fecal matter, pee, sperm, or blood on someone. This is called "gassing" someone.
noun: ALSO Someone's trying to tell you they have to fart. "They have gas."
When a prisoner throws some kind of bodily fluid on a guard. They could throw fecal matter, pee, sperm, or blood on someone. This is called "gassing" someone.
noun: ALSO Someone's trying to tell you they have to fart. "They have gas."
verb: Prisoner throwing bodily fluid on a guard.
Prisoner: "I'm going to help you"
Guard: "and just how is that? How?"
Prisoner: "Prisoner 8672 is going to try and gas you tonight."
Guard: "Thanks for the tip. I'll watch out through the vents where they usually throw it."
Prisoner: "I'm going to help you"
Guard: "and just how is that? How?"
Prisoner: "Prisoner 8672 is going to try and gas you tonight."
Guard: "Thanks for the tip. I'll watch out through the vents where they usually throw it."
by NotEcoliEcoli April 27, 2011
The over-sized sun glasses that are popular with Blond, Ditsy, bubble-gum chewing, Lady Gaga listening teenagers.
Girl: Check out my new glasses, there three times bigger than my face...
Guy: Those are some Ga Ga Goggles...
Guy: Those are some Ga Ga Goggles...
by imdnmed12c4afee June 10, 2010
1. really infantile, stupid, banal, dumbed down and insulting to the intelligence radio format, music and DJ commentary. The DJ is often a chatterbox cretin who spouts out drivel that amounts to next to nothing and the music played is so idiotic and annoying you want to smash your radio.
2. a 1984 hit song by the band Queen. It's a kind-of protest against the moronic content of radio broadcasting. It hit #1 in Holland and Sweden, #2 in the UK and Top 15 in the U.S.A.
2. a 1984 hit song by the band Queen. It's a kind-of protest against the moronic content of radio broadcasting. It hit #1 in Holland and Sweden, #2 in the UK and Top 15 in the U.S.A.
1. All we hear is Radio Ga-Ga, Radio Goo-Goo, Radio Na-Na. All we hear is Radio Ga-Ga. Radio, what's new? Radio, someone still loves you.
2. the current sensation Lady Gaga took her moniker from this song. The irony is that she gets more attention for what she's got on (a new strange outfit every week!) and her music itself is pretty vapid and not very original. She's more style than substance. She plays Radio Ga-Ga, Radio Goo-Goo, Radio Na-Na...
2. the current sensation Lady Gaga took her moniker from this song. The irony is that she gets more attention for what she's got on (a new strange outfit every week!) and her music itself is pretty vapid and not very original. She's more style than substance. She plays Radio Ga-Ga, Radio Goo-Goo, Radio Na-Na...
by I Saw U2 Live Twice March 26, 2010
1) something some don't have enough of
(like fuel for a car)
2) something some have to much of (farts)
(like fuel for a car)
2) something some have to much of (farts)
1) Gas prices are shooting threw the roof!
2) After Billy walked in the room, I had to open a window
2) After Billy walked in the room, I had to open a window
noun, large fatty deposits of tissue of note on the female homosapien located on the chest. usage is particular to the middle school (9-13 years of age) and the developmentally delayed (frat boys, nu-metal fans, car enthusiasts, etc.) see also breasts
by g. vaults February 23, 2005
by smartypantss November 13, 2007