Geralding

1). The act of masturbating repeatedly and often to the point where your ejaculation becomes a puff of dust.

2). The act of consistently masturbating with the door open or unlocked after repeatedly being caught by their roommate.

Patrick caught his roommate geralding AGAIN!

by WEKNOWYOUBEATITGERALD March 30, 2011

Grassing

To inform law enforcement of illegal activity. To snitch. To rat on someone.

Karen went viral for grassing on her neighbors, who were selling water without a permit.

by The Angry Britt September 17, 2020

gassing it

When bitches make shit more than the shit needs to be.

"Yeah me and him fought, but we only slapped, niggas gassing it up so now everyone thinks it was a fist fight"

by Tars_95 March 27, 2016

Grassling

A singular NCTzen with a lightstick coming from Mark Lee's description of NCTzens.

"Everybody looks like pretty grass,"-Mark Lee does that mean I'm a grassling?

by GRASSLING01 May 14, 2020

wine glassing

Like spooning and forking but when a girl, like, jumps on a guy and wraps her legs around him (in a wine glass shape).
;)

Ally: So, what did you do with that guy last night?
Gertrude: Just spooned him and stuff... ;)
Ally: No forking or wine glassing involved?
Gertrude: GOSH NO.

by x_ally December 5, 2007

Glassing

V. - To hit someone (usually in the head or face) with a pint glass.

Joe - I was at the bar last night and a fight broke out and the one guy got hit the other in the face with a pint glass.

John- Wow I'm glad I wasn't there for a glassing

by potentiallyunsafe February 4, 2010

Grossing factor

term used in the real estate and commercial construction sector to describe the difference in the rentable square footage to the useable square footage.

Grossing factor relates the Rentable square footage, which includes common area space such as hallways, common bathrooms and possibly lobbies; to the useable square footage, which includes only that space which you would specifically occupy for your buisness needs, ie - the area you can carpet. The grossing factor is usually listed as a %.

by Rob the Engineer October 22, 2010