gluh gluh glee

The noise one's stomach makes when they have have consumed too many liquids.

Gluh gluh glee occurs when one is very very hungee.

I drank 8 gallons of vitamin water and now my stomach is making a lot of gluh gluh glee.

Last week I was gluh gluh gleeing during all my finals.

by Fuddy Duddy (plural) June 6, 2007

Westside Glaze

When a nigga take his dick and dip that shit in olive oil and smack a bitch aside the head.

Bitch on yo knees' so i can westside glaze you!

by The Westside Glazer March 31, 2009

geeze

gees

Aussie slang for 'look'.

"Give that ass a geeze fellas."

by Shyjinx22 February 3, 2012

Glee

A show that totally breaks down all of the stereotypes. Oh, except for the fact that this particular Glee Club is full of guys are footballers and girls who are cheerleaders. Meanwhile, anyone who isn't a jock or cheerleader totally worships them and wishes they were one.

Sheesh! I thought that Glee Clubs were just for nerds. Why is this particular Glee Club infested with jocks and cheerleaders? Is the football team at this school full of maths whizzes, chess players, and kids with chronic asthma?

by Peter_File6969 January 22, 2011

Geezer

1. British definition: A geezer is a bloke, a man or a "dude".

2. USA definition: Old bastard. Elderly, cranky old son of a motherfucker who drives too damn slow and complains about how things were in his day

3. Heavy Metal definition: Black Sabbath's bass player, Geezer Butler.

1. "Ere mush, who's that geezer at the bar?"
2. "Move your car out of the road, you old geezer or I'll break your hip!"
3. "Geezer Butler is a cool bass player!"

by IRON MAN January 29, 2005

one dozen glazed

Twelve donuts coated with a thin glossy sugar frosting.

"I'd like the one dozen glazed GPSvertising special and two coffees."

by Sonoma County Dave June 30, 2008

ball glaze

British. Pre-ejaculate; gleet.

Pressed against that schoolgirl's hip on the axle seat of the 57, I'm ashamed to say I involuntarily released a few drops of ball glaze as we passed over that unmade road, Father.

by Lord Grimcock September 13, 2007