goi

Get Over It.

just goi.

by trevorg August 24, 2009

goi

Always lower case. A simple phrase - Get Over It.

Used in any situation.

I don't like you. goi.
Ohh, I hurt your feelings? goi.
Heyy!!! goi.

by theonewhoisrightalways September 4, 2012

Goi

1. A replacement for the word Oi

2. Can also be used as a replacement for the word going

1. Goi, Kate you rock

2. Are You goi to the movies

by Jandeh May 2, 2005

goi

spit in a bucket

My saliva was just spit before it hit the bucket, now it's goi.

by timbosan August 6, 2008

Goi

A non-Jewish feminine guy.

Not only have I not come out to my family, they don't know that I'm dating a goi.

by jcolbyk May 28, 2006

goy

1. A Hebrew word used in the Jewish Scriptures (a.k.a. the Old Testament). The word means "nation," and is always used within these scriptures to refer to the nations of the world. Significantly, within the Old Testament, Judah (the Jewish nation) itself is called a "goy."
2. In the Old Testament, the Jews were called to be a nation separate from the other nations, which were all Pagan. And so, colloquially, all non-Jewish nations came to be called "goyim" as in "the nations" from which the God of the Old Testament had called upon the Jews to separate themselves.
3. A word used by some Jews to refer to Gentiles (non-Jews). The word can have derogatory connotations, such as the word "black" when used to refer to a persons of African descent. It can be neutral or negative depending on the context and the intent of the speaker.

Plural - goyim.

1. "Gather together, gather together O shameful goy" - Zephaniah 2:1 (Referring to the Jewish nation)
2. Jews don't eat pork, goyim eat pork.

by Frakseno February 1, 2007

goy

Hebrew and Yiddish term for a non-Jewish person; synonymous with "gentile." Usually neutral, despite persistent untrue rumors that it is derogatory. It should only be considered offensive when it is used in a context indicating that it's intended as an insult, or said in a tone of disgust- much like the word "Jew." Plural, "goyim"; adjective forms "goyish," "goyishe," "goyisher."

Shoshana married a goy.

by Yossel the Yid April 12, 2004