gothified

When someone or something has been made gothy, and therefore awesome.

Hey, your new black lace curtains and Rozz Williams poster have caused your room to be gothified.

Or.

Hey, even though usually she dresses in jeans and trashy tops, I totally gothified my sister with a black velvet skirt and a nice corset.

by ophelia drowned September 12, 2005

Gothiqued

A condition which develops when one has been reading too many Gothic novels. It is common for one suffering from such a condition to feel extremely excited about daily occurrences, believing that most of them have supernatural origins; and also to expect supernatural outcomes from simple activities.

A: Wow! You've got a great collection of books!! And.. all of them are Gothic novels!!
B: Oh yes!! I love the Gothic genre.
A: Hmm.. beware, mate! You'll soon become gothiqued!

by craylulu.ki December 28, 2014

Gothiaka

The goth / emo version of a thotiana. The highest tier that an e-thot can achieve.

This term originated in Bozeman, Montana at Montana state university.

Praise be to the queen gothiaka, Billie Eilish

by Veronicaeiler May 7, 2019

Gothica

A super hot uber goth girl, the epitome of the goth scence. Femme Fatale. The Cat's Meow of the Goth Community.

Woah! Check out that Gothica she is something else.

by Elisa Altamira March 5, 2007

gothing

when a distinctly non goth person goes to a goth club dressed up in over the top goth wear, to blend in and otherwise observe goths in thier natural habitat.

"hey im bored, wanna go gothing tonight?"

by Shinigami Dani July 20, 2003

Gothycakes

Nickname for someone who is goth. Belived to be originated by The Infamous Mr. DMV of xanga fame.

I WEAR BLACK, so I MUST be a goth.

No, but the eyeliner, multiple piercings, and The Cure t-shirt did you in for me, gothycakes.

by frozenoj July 21, 2006

Gothique

Traditional, Renaissance-Goth spelling. The way someone of “True-Goth” bloodline would and should spell “gothic”. Despite sounding French it is only spelt in the French manor because of the European origins of the “gothic” subculture, it also gives it a mid-European royal sound to the word.

You, my dear are the pure essence of gothique beauty.

by Herwoyn Beck December 25, 2004