Greff

the functional state of being perpetually heartbroken with the world.

I'm not in grief, I'm in greff.

by gerginald January 15, 2025

graffeeti

Assorted bu**s**t-"artwork" dat you create by splashing/spraying paint on da ground, walking through it, and then stompin' around to make messy smudges all over da place.

After a few of da neighborhood kids had helped me pour da foundation for my garden-shed, I naively agreed dat they could put their hand-and-foot-prints in it, but then they called their friends over, and they ended up stamping and tramping all over da wet cement and creating wide-spread graffeeti!

by QuacksO February 17, 2025

Graffiti Ghost

When someone who is taking a shit decides to Ghost their wax pen hit while doing so.

“Bro where have you been!”
“Dude I’m so baked, and I left Graffiti Ghost in your restroom …”

by TavariousJenkins August 11, 2025

Graffity

A combination of “Graffiti” and “Gravity”. Refers to graffiti that is done on the ground.

Dude, look at this graffity! Such an addition to this place!

Guys I’ve done graffity outside our house. It’s looking gorgeous!

Please stop doing graffity on the skatepark. It’s vandalism.

by Real words you may not know August 20, 2025

Goriffic

Used to refer to subjects where gore is vastly employed to cause horror, usually overdone to the point of repulsion.

"Hey man, you play Scorn yet? It's amazing."
"Nah, I don't want to. That game's too goriffic for my taste."

by JustPlayingVideogames August 25, 2025

Graffiti Wall

An Australian Slang Word I made up that means a man with lots of Tattoos (which a Grafitti wall has lots of Art and Words on it, which tattoos have)

(Person 1) Look at that Junkie !!! He looks like a Huge Graffiti Wall!!! (Person 2) Don’t say that mate!!! He could kill us!!!

by LucyLoudGoesSigh September 4, 2025

Grief Gating

The act of selectively mourning the death of someone based on their political or ideological alignment, while ignoring or rationalizing the deaths of those outside one’s tribe. A form of emotional compartmentalization that reveals unconscious bias in expressions of empathy.

When the invited speaker was killed, the campus held vigils and posted tributes. But when a student protester died last year, barely anyone mentioned it. That’s grief gating—mourning filtered through ideological lenses.

by Briton Phillip September 11, 2025