Gudda Gudda

n.

1. One of the most forgettable, ignorable members of the highly overrated Young Money camp.

2. A rapper with a really stupid pseudonym.

3. A rapper who refers to his girlfriend as "grocery bag", just because it rhymes with the previous line in that horrible song "Bedrock" by Young Money", a lyrical tendency all too common with the Young Money crew.

Jack: Man that rapper's totally lazy. He just used some random word because it rhymed with another word. That's lame.

Jill: Totally. Way to pull a Gudda Gudda.

by Ser Davos Seaworth November 25, 2011

Guðrún

An icelandic noun that refers to joints rolled by using menthol flavoured tobacco. It's popularity has increased significantly during the mid 2000s.

The bitch just rolled a Guðrún. I don't think I can handle it, boys. 'night.

by Feeling Lazy July 27, 2011

E'guda

A term developed by an anonymous genius, who started to use the word in place of others, it fits into many sentences. E’guda is much like the word “okay” it can be used in many ways to express ones emotions with an answer.

when asked if Ed would like to go to the mall, he loudly and angrily replied “E’guda” to show his resentment towards the idea, but when Ed was asked if he would like a piece of cake, he replied much more enthusiastically with an “E’guda!” as he really did want some cake.

by anonymous November 13, 2004

Guda

Noun. a LARGE roll of cash bound by a rubber band. Usually simular in shape as a large roll of cheese.

E-40 lyrics "Wrap cheese in a rubba band, call it a guda"

by ementa1 February 3, 2010

Guddle

Use of anus during sex; digital penetration of anus;

I found this in Diane Gabaldon's latest book "An Echo in the Bone", p. 121 and had no clue, although one could guess from the context. "He pulled out the finger and guddled her, light and quick, all along the slick deep parts..." in Jamie's effort to bring Clare to orgasm as quickly as possible. Here the word "guddled" is used to describe what was done after removing his finger from her anus, so messy would definitely apply. As always, the author finds wonderful ways to use Scottish slang words one has never heard of.

by Avidly Reading October 15, 2009

Gudaman

Master of all things.

by Anonymous January 17, 2003

Was Guddy

Was Guddy means Wats Good..

Was Guddy my dude u seent dem nu Jordans?

by Ladii BalliiNG October 6, 2006