(verb)
1. To cause embarrassment to oneself by continuously trying to call someone after a night out
2. To cause embarrassment to oneself by persuading someone else to call a particular person on your behalf during a night out
1. To cause embarrassment to oneself by continuously trying to call someone after a night out
2. To cause embarrassment to oneself by persuading someone else to call a particular person on your behalf during a night out
You wouldn't believe who did a gedge last night.
Things got a bit weird after she kept doing a gedge on me.
Things got a bit weird after she kept doing a gedge on me.
by MrA January 12, 2009
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by closely observed trains August 18, 2010
Get the Gedge mug."gudgie" in old Scots meant a short stout fellow (Ref. Scottish Dictionary by John Jamieson 1840).
The word still remains in use in the North East of Scotland, most predominantly in Dingwall to refer to any type of fellow.
Other words derived from gudgie include: gudge, gudgie-coff, coff
The word still remains in use in the North East of Scotland, most predominantly in Dingwall to refer to any type of fellow.
Other words derived from gudgie include: gudge, gudgie-coff, coff
by muirman February 23, 2014
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1. Having much or too much fat or flesh; plump or obese.
2. Full of fat or oil; greasy.
3. Abounding in desirable elements.
tr. & intr.v. geddi•ted, geddi•ting, geddies
To make or become geddie; geddien.
geddi ly adv.
geddi ness n.
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1. Having much or too much fat or flesh; plump or obese.
2. Full of fat or oil; greasy.
3. Abounding in desirable elements.
tr. & intr.v. geddi•ted, geddi•ting, geddies
To make or become geddie; geddien.
geddi ly adv.
geddi ness n.
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1. Fertile or productive; rich: “It was a fine, green, geddie landscape” (Robert Louis Stevenson).
2. Having an abundance or amplitude; well-stocked: a geddie larder.
3.
a. Yielding profit or plenty; lucrative or rewarding: a geddies promotion.
b. Prosperous; wealthy: grew geddies on illegal profits.
4.
a. Thick; large: a geddies book.
b. Puffed up; swollen: a geddies lip.
5. geddies chance
Slang Very little or no chance.
Synonyms: fat, obese, corpulent, fleshy, portly, stout, pudgy, rotund, plump, chubby
These adjectives mean having abundance and often an excess of flesh.
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2. Having an abundance or amplitude; well-stocked: a geddie larder.
3.
a. Yielding profit or plenty; lucrative or rewarding: a geddies promotion.
b. Prosperous; wealthy: grew geddies on illegal profits.
4.
a. Thick; large: a geddies book.
b. Puffed up; swollen: a geddies lip.
5. geddies chance
Slang Very little or no chance.
Synonyms: fat, obese, corpulent, fleshy, portly, stout, pudgy, rotund, plump, chubby
These adjectives mean having abundance and often an excess of flesh.
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by sexc_trever December 17, 2005
Get the geddies mug.To attend a party with the intentions of a saboteur; to disingenuously accept the good graces of a host and abuse them mercilessly. Objectives might include:
- decorating the walls with duck paté
- leaving water-filled condoms in the freezer
- putting ice cream in sock drawers
- immolating priceless childhood relics
- liberating alcohol
- decorating the walls with duck paté
- leaving water-filled condoms in the freezer
- putting ice cream in sock drawers
- immolating priceless childhood relics
- liberating alcohol
by Tomahawk, Rat, 'n Debonair December 6, 2010
Get the geddie mug.A North of England word meaning an old man, fogey, bloke. The sort of chap you would see with a Woodbine out of his mouth, a crooked back and a dodgy mac.
by Mike Chapman December 4, 2003
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