Ginnex

1. Celebrity couple name for upcoming stars Gina Bill and Alex Cheatem. Takes first name Gina and mixes it with Alex's first name to create the orgasmic combination "Ginnex". If the name doesn't have your mouth watering, then seeing the couple in real life certainly will. Gina is a "talented" dancer best known for her rendition of "the jerk". Alex Cheatem is an all around swag master and inspiration for many. He might be lacking in many things but a hot blonde babe is surely not one of them. The babies shall surely be God's in human form. Maybe one day you'll be in a relationship as happy as "Ginnex" but until then enjoy your boring life of boredom.

1. "I'm really depressed you guys!"
"Why?"
"I am not a part of the hot steamy relationship known as Ginnex!"
"That sucks man! Maybe we should hit the club up and forget about it!"
"No man! I'd just be thinking about Ginnex all day"

by anatomyinfamy101 January 11, 2012

ginnel

A northern dialect word for a passageway between two buildings.

It was too dark to walk up the ginnel.

by Mikeyjuk September 25, 2006

ginner

gay-dinner=ginner.
A meal filled with gay-themed foods.

Our dinner of sausage and fruity pebbles sure made a great ginner.

by Ashley LaFrance December 31, 2010

ginted

drunk beyond belief

Fuck sake Ernie, look at the state of John...he's had 15 pints and he's absolutley ginted.

by John Kebab June 2, 2009

ginnel

we use it in leeds and surrouding areas. Its like a snicket or passageway. Me and my cousin thought everyone used it till we got down to devon and asked what was down the ginnel. Got some funny looks, i tell thee.

Im gonna go down't ginnel, to't chippy. Im off on ma sen, does thee want some, or should i get once?

by laurenleeds February 20, 2009

He ginged you.

Steal things when you're not around, like seats and such.

"He ginged you." Dude ginge just ginged you.

by xiamthewalrusx October 16, 2011

ginnel

A narrow alley. Usually leading through a row of terraced houses in order to connect the street (in front of the row of houses) to the "back alley" (running between this row of houses and the next).

"Our cat ran up their ginnel" (A phrase used to indicate a very tenuous familial relationship between two people.

by Chris Sheffield May 13, 2008