gouranga

to feel happiness and berwilderment, to raise upwards

motoring upon the tarmacadam of the northern part of the b.isles you raise your tired eyes, seeing gouranga your spirits raise as you look at the heavens,

by l & gs dad February 1, 2005

Gouki

1.Meaing "Strong Demon" Or "Strong Ogre" in Japanese. Pronounced, "Gôki".

2. A popular character in the Street Fighter series, known in America as "Akuma" (demon in Japanese). Akuma is brother to Ryu's and Ken's master, Gouken.

"If you're picking Ken, then I'm definitenly picking Gouki!"

by Get Active August 3, 2007

gouda

Money. Coined by E-40.

"The definition of gouda...chalupa, scrilla, scratch, paper, yaper, capital."
Gouda - E-40

by sydeshow April 17, 2006

Goulash Splash

Originating in the quiet township of petrie, QLD. The "goulash Splash" reffers to "sloppy" faecal matter.

*action* - (Ethan dribbles some badly made goulash on to his dinner plate)

Jesse: wow man looks like YOU'VE just had a case of the goulash splash

daniel: wait up fellas just goin to drop a goulash splash in the loo!!!

by Snowy88 September 24, 2007

gocka

The act of gockness

I was having a great day when I found out that gocka!

by ArtOfGock October 24, 2020

Gookanese

A word to describe an Asian person when you don’t know his origin; inclusive to all Asian heritages I.e. Chinese, Japanese, etc.
Invented in 1998 by Mike Rista

Look at that Gookanese guy studying for his math exam.
I’m really in the mood for some Gookanese food tonight.

by CV11 December 25, 2022

gouranga

gouranga means golden limbs and refers to the last avartar of god who descended to earth 500 years ago.
This incarnation chaitanya mahaprabhu was golden in complection and so named golden limbs gauranga. he appeared in india and demonstrated how by chanting hare krishna mantra the soul is noticebly cleansed and perfection will be had through this process.
Hare krishna hare krishna krishna krishna hare hare hare rama hare rama rama rama hare hare.

on the bridges the monks put this up they say it means be happy but the name itself is happiness.

by shane Mcmurray January 4, 2005