Gayviators

overpriced aviator sunglasses. Once trailblazed by hippsters then into fell into the public eye.

"I am looking for something like an Aviator Pair of Sunglasses"
"try these, there are Gayviators. They cost ($75.00-600.00)"

by Felix Tripp February 2, 2007

Gayviators

A pair of sunglasses similar to the aviators worn by cops and pilots but has smaller curved lenses and fit tighter than typical aviators.

Jesse thinks Brad looks so cool in those slick gayviators he's wearing.

by Busta Bus August 25, 2008

gallizator

Someone who drinks too much Pabst at a wite trash bar in a trailer park.

Jared a.k.a. Gallizator drank PBR right out of the pitcher at the Blue Bonnet

by Justin Stenger March 13, 2008

gayviators

Noun: extra tight aviator sunglasses that sit at the top of your eyes.

Busse got a nice new pair of gayviators.

by Jesse good August 10, 2008

gayvinator

gavin a little boy that is gay to the gums

shut up gayvinator you have enough gum/gums to supply the whole world

by ewbaseball101993 February 5, 2008

gayviator

A homosexual airline pilot with little or no aptitude for the actual flying of aircraft.

Generally esconced in a third world country, suspected of child molestation. Unable to function in a first world country.

Is often seen wearing gumboots at inappropriate times and events.

Photographic evidence of homosexual family traits often bandied about, eg the wearing of kilts,(skirts).

An absurd individual.

Passenger: Excuse me stewardess, my young son would like to visit the cockpit, is that possible?

Stewardess: Oh sure ma'am. But you do know that Captain Mcarthur is a GAYVIATOR, so your little son might be in line for a stretched poopoo.

Passenger: Oh thats ok, his father is a GUMBOOT-FAG. He's used to it.

by smoka36 March 14, 2010

Gayviators

Large sunglasses that closely resemble Aviators. Gayviators are generally worn by cops, and have fully reflective lenses.

"You look like a cop with those Gayviators on, while you're at it why don't you grow a crustache."

by Alexander Marshall February 23, 2008