Used in olden days in reference to working oxen or horses. Gee meaning turn to the right. Haw meaning turn to the left. Also used in correlation to getting along. Being able to work together. G-haul used in correlation as above in similar with getting along, in parts of the south or deep south.
They don't gee haw very well at all. They fight all the time. As well as, they don't g-haul, they argue constantly.
by sphillay April 29, 2008
by g456 September 13, 2010
Irish Slang Was introduced in the interests of political correctness as an alternative to the phallo-centric term pricking around. Although the terms are largely interchangeable, geeing around has come to have connotations of added listlessness or apathy. It has also become a less polite term than the male equivalent. Note however, that as with pricking around, a member of either gender can be said to be geeing around.
So what have you been doing all day?
Ah nothing really, just geeing around watching Richard & Judy, waiting for the post to arrive.
Ah nothing really, just geeing around watching Richard & Judy, waiting for the post to arrive.
by ColinC June 12, 2006
A more politically correct form of "gay" since some things; like inanimate objects, are NOT actually homosexual. They are really just stupid.
by A sweet little girl November 30, 2004
It's what you say every 5 seconds on a 50's sitcom. Goes great along with that's swell. Means: oh shoot, darn it, wow, that's grand
Can be used in a variety of ways.
Can be used in a variety of ways.
by whitelulu October 27, 2006
That’s a gee moment
by Brannon shields March 10, 2022