glotograph

noun
a picture of an exotic foreign locale, made using a camera and shared through the internet, usually for the purposes of reminding people back home in bad weather just how unlucky they are. Less commonly, may also apply to images of newly-acquired significant others.

Canadian spelling: "Gloatograph".

Short form: gloto

That January, Mike and Kerri eloped to Hawaii, where they posted many glotographs of Maui sunsets on Facebook, much to the chagrin of their jealous friends in Calgary.

by MidnightTuiliq January 28, 2009

GLOTR

"Good Luck On The Re-build"

Often used in games such as ogame...

Oh thats sucks he hit you hard! GLOTR!!!!

by Mathew June 19, 2006

Glothes

Glothes: is when someone's style represents a rare sense of fashion that is global and unique, fashionable wherever the look is taken.

Tanja is rocking some serious Glothes today, she's a pure fashionista.

by hypem September 4, 2011

gloti

Good look on the invite.

Sarah- "I'm going to the beach today."
Gage- "gloti."

by AdolfDickler July 10, 2012

glottal knocking

getting head (male.) the 'glottis' is the back of your soft pallet and the entrance to the throat, and 'glottal' is the adjectival form.

We couldn't have sex, so we just did some glottal knocking.

by eepah October 2, 2009

GLOTS

"Get Lotus On The Ship".
This acronym was developed by a gang of JamCruisers on a JamCruise forum in reference to a musician request for JamCruise 7, set to sail January 2009.

T-shirts have been made to bump the request.

Please Julie, will you please GLOTS?!

by Qty74 August 19, 2008

glotz

1. to avidly observe, often as related to media

After preparing a light snack of popcorn and trail mix, Jerry collapsed onto the couch, ready to glotz the latest installment of The Brady Bunch.

by RianSeeking December 30, 2005