Genrebellion

An artists refusal to be categorized in but one genre of music.

That rapper is a genrebellion.

by Anthony (Tony Two-Step) Fiorelli February 3, 2008

genre

Something that gets ppl fighting because somebody say the used is "punk" and somebody else say the used "emo" and I say I dont give a fuck they still kick serious ass!!!

I gave u a example up there!!!! Genres r like labels and ppl should " Put labels on soup cans NOT ppl"

by Kelly April 21, 2005

Gentry

1. Someone who blames his/her poor performance on everyone except himself/herself, even though such performance is a direct result of his/her own lack of effort or intelligence.

2. Some who is unwilling to accept inferiority in a particular area, even though it is evident that he/she is weaker when it comes to that area.

Example 1: Although the gentry did not study at all for the test, he insisted that his teacher and fellow peers was to blame for his failing grade.

Example 2: Kyle has beaten him in nearly basketball game the two have played against each other, and yet the gentry still insists that he is a better hooper than Kyle.

by NaomiStar May 23, 2008

Genre Nazi

1. Someone who cannot tolerate other kinds of music. They have a very narrow taste for sounds of which they probably didn't even aquire themselves.

2. Someone who argues over what genre a song is esp when they're very similar.

A genre nazi would probably say something along the lines of:

1. I only like hip/hop. I only like metal. i only like pop. etc.

2. "No this isn't trance, this is house." or "this is death metal not deathcore."

by a.dias May 12, 2009

Genzy

A Generation Z person born 2010 and later..

My son is a genzy

by Khdyidy July 19, 2018

gerry

very hot boy with a very big afro and many hairs on his manly legs

omg! look at that gerry!!!

by afrothunda hot key kid December 9, 2004

gerrymandering

In the context of Ireland, esp. in the time of establishing its independence on Britain, gerrymandering was used to describe the practice of some individuals going to the polls several times at different places, so that the party (Fianna Fáil in this case) was sure to win the elections.

My granddad told me he went gerrymandering dozens of times although he was not paid for it...

by leper May 13, 2005