on GP

Short for "on general principle" which means:

1. For no reason.

2. Just because.

You have to hold your own on GP.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant April 18, 2006

GP

GP stands for "General Principal"
In GP, Principal should be spelled: Principle
We retired school principals object to this abuse...

Usually preceeded by the word "On"
The word is spelled: preceded

I invite jay blkman, (Sep 12, 2003) to correct his entry. Thanks.

On GP, principals are known to have lofty principles.

by Dorvaldude August 4, 2005

Gp-4 gas mask

Another soviet mask used by preppers, collectors and little kids trying to look cool. It was used in the 1950s for gas protection. Just like all other soviet gas maskes all the people are too fucking retarded to change out the coffee can type filter, which is very toxic with asbestos for your health.

"The Gp-4 gas mask is my favorite gas mask!"

by GabrielO June 29, 2018

GP

GP stands for “General Practitioner”

A GP is a doctor who does not specialize in any particular area of medicine, but they treat all types of illnesses. GP is an abbreviation for 'general practitioner'.

1) If you’re having suicidal thoughts it is important that you make an appointment with your GP as soon as possible.

2) The GP may wish to provide his own aftercare for some patients.

by xxhummingbyrdxx April 28, 2020

GP park boys

A small neighboor hood gang that is slowly growing. A very violent group of young men and teens. They tend to wear green or grey shirts with a blue or green bandana they are an interracial gang and aecept all people. Founded on the east coast by a few teens to protect themselves from a highschool gang. They now have 130 members and it is steadily rising. Since they are a small gang they tend to be on netural terms with other gangs, but when they get bigger i doubt they will reamin netural.

GP park boys are a group of teens who join for support or protection

by cj3 May 15, 2006

GP-Effed

Also, "GPF-ed." This refers to the annoying ability of a gps devices to route you to dead-end roads, through the 'hood, or other places that are in no way logical to get from point "a" to point "b."

"Sorry I'm so late! I got GP-Effed and ended up going thirty miles down some back road to get here!"
"Did you hear banjos?"

by AnnieBee February 18, 2010

go GP on us

the moment at which someone (or something) who has been consistently dependable suddenly collapses or disintegrates, due to age or any other factor

this phrase was popularized (and perhaps created) by Bill Simmons of ESPN as a candidate to replace jump the shark, it references the decline of the NBA's Gary Payton which became shockingly apparent in the 2004 NBA playoffs

Before marrying my girlfriend, my intuitions warned me that her libido eventually will go GP on us.

by B. Ting July 8, 2004