Geogashing

Similar to the childhood pursuit of Geocaching. where one searches for hidden "caches" of treasure. Geogashers are given the rough location of a brothel and have to find its contents, the "gash". A brothel hunt.

After ten pints and two lines, Dan gave Sean the mysterious Geogashing directions, so he could empty his sack.

by BratfudReally April 1, 2022

geocashing

A social media game where participants decipher clues in order to locate hidden cash, usually in the form of currency. A riff on geocaching. As made popular by the #hiddencash game which originated in San Franciso, CA in May of 2014.

I am going geocashing for hidden cash around town once the new clues have been tweeted.

by omnibrarian June 6, 2014

Geocaching

a way to use multibilion system for finding plastic boxes in the forest

What do you mean, no signal? Screw whole geocaching, let's go home.

by MarvGuy March 29, 2010

Geocaching

Geocaching is the use of virtual technology to find drunken homeless men lurking in arboretums. Or random dollar store crap. If you take the man home, you have to leave something of equal size behind.

I paid 200 bucks for this GPS and I can't go geocaching there cause the homeless man is drinking Listerine there.

by wonnder1 October 28, 2012

geocaching

A sport in which the participants
1) Loiter suspiciously in public places that lack adequate security
2) Hide an unknown package in a high-traffic area
3) Brag about it at www.geocaching.com
4) Dare others to go find and open the package.

"Sorry I missed the wedding, but I did rack up 10 more geocaching finds!"

by timecube June 15, 2004

Geocaching (v.):

1. A sport where one uses expensive global positioning technology to locate useless
dollar store items in remote locations of the planet.

I went to Wal~Mart and bought a brand new $200.00 GPS receiver just so I could go Geocaching and get myself a smiley on geocaching.com!

by [KmA] Jumper June 6, 2005

Geocaching

Letterboxing for pussies.

While letterboxers use compass directions, follow and decipher clues that lead to carefully hidden letterboxes. Those who participate in geocaching just follow GPS coordinates. Bitches.

by thezneak505 December 27, 2008