Gammonite

Brexiter/Brexiteer. After the sweaty, ham-faced members of the BBC Question Time audience - the Wall of Gammon. Individually, a "gammonite".

It's a good job people wear different colour bow ties. How else could Dimbleby differentiate between the Gammonites presented before him?

by flanerie January 13, 2018

Garmonbozia

The word for "Pain and Sorrow" in the David Lynch film "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me". People's garmonbozia is collected and eaten by the demonic beings who inhabit the Black Lodge, and when they eat it, it visually resembles creamed corn.

The Man from Another Place : "Bob, I want all my Garmonbozia"

by Man From Another Place April 9, 2009

Gammon bollard

The erect phallus of a man endowed with at least a foot of mighty throbbing cock, such as Peter Jones from Dragons Den

"Man I bet Peter Jones fucking tears people in half with his gammon bollard"

by Theo Paphitis January 11, 2009

gammon hangers

a girl with vaginal lips so large they whistle in the wind or you could where them as a trapper hat.

whats that noise.? oh dont worry that's sarah's gammon hangers clapping in the wind.!

by twanthony December 18, 2010

gamoto

Greek word to say "shit!"/"fuck!".
Not necessairly negative meaning.
Etymology: gamo(I fuck) to(it/that)

Ohi re gamoto! (oh no!)

Ela gamoto!!! (oh fuck!)

Gamoto!!! (shit!/fuck!)


Not negative meaning:

Mou areseis poly re gamoto (fuck, i really like you)

"Gia tin Ellada re gamoto!" (for Greece!!)
Dedication of the greek athlet V.Patoulidou when she won the gold medal in the Barcelona Olympics 1992

by Kostas January 11, 2004

El gamo spito

Verb meaning to spit game, translated from the Spanish language.

"Wow! Zach was doing some serious El Gamo Spito, as the Spaniards would say, on some hunnies last night!"

by TacoLover2 March 13, 2009

Gaffox

When a Fox News commentato­r "accidenta­lly" tells the truth. A variation of "gaffe", as when a politician accidental­ly tells the truth.

When Chris Wallace of Fox News Sunday asked GOP presidential candidate Michele Bachmann, "Are you a flake?", it was really a rhetorical question, i.e., a statement in the form of a question. Wallace was hastily forced to apologize for his "gaffox".

by WisconsinWordsmith2 June 29, 2011