gung ho

Translated from Indonesian: Working together; Some one with brass balls but no brain; Doing something one would not consider wise, yet requering alota guts.

Marines busted into the enemy base gung-ho, guns blazing.

by den March 26, 2003

gung ho

go/going commando

I enjoy going gung ho!

by tootrueisme January 15, 2012

gung-ho

1:Incredibly enthusiastic, zealous and dedicated
Use of Mandarin expression g¨­ngh¨¦ (to work together) or g¨­ngy¨¨h¨¦zu¨°sh¨¨, the Chinese Industrial Cooperative Society. Originally used during WWII by US Marines Lt.Col. Evans F. Carlson to describe the enthusiasm and dedication of the Chinese soldiers and to encourage his batallion (Second Raider Batallion) to have the same attitude towards their wartime duties.

2:Used to describe someone who is overly enthusiastic on the topic of war

1: Joe is gung-ho about legalising marajuana in his country.

2: George W. Bush is GUNG-HO in his attitudes toward the Iraq war

by Gung-Ho Aviator July 11, 2006

gung-ho

A borrowing from Chinese used in English as an adjective meaning 'enthusiastic'.

She was absolutely gung-ho when she got to know that Tool have just dropped a new album.

by necrotism May 19, 2006

Gung-ho

A female individual who recently has conducted numerous sexual encounters in succession without remorse.

Guy 1: OMG did u see Kelly at last nights party?!?! She was involved in a gangbang!

Guy 2: OMG shes a GUNG-HO

by felofinca November 9, 2010

Gung-ho Approach

When an individual is unable to focus on one thing and wants to do/prioritise many things.
By doing so they fail to achieve anything

Karim's gung-ho approach is not helping us develop this product

by ipa March 7, 2019

gung hoolies

Man junk... BALLS!!!

Tom kicked Bob fair in the gung hoolies!

by (_)_)///////D April 18, 2016