counter-giest

When someone tries to screw you over but you screw them over instead

Haha, I counter-giested you

by DanTheMan483 August 2, 2016

Dude guess

Fefers to people (often men) who "claim something in a way that makes it sound like you know what you're talking about even though you're really only guessing". Originally from the Swedish word "killgissa".

- "Hey Laura, I need you to make a cake ready for me for Tuesday when the Republicans wins the election."
- "Come on, it's not for certain they will win yet. You are only dude guessing."

by EricThombbo November 19, 2020

Ugh, fine i guess you are my little pogchamp, cmere.

What happens is that Ryuko Matoi starts to call you "a little pogchamp"

Ryuko: Ugh, fine i guess you are my little pogchamp, cmere.
Someone: Y/N

by pluto1024 November 29, 2020

gestalt

n. 1. A system, structure or organism that is indistinguishable from its component parts, and can thus be reconstructed in whole from any of its parts. 2. G~ n. the collective consciousness of humanity or any other intelligent species. (cf. holographic, holistic) 3. adj. Self-determinining oranisation without need for a leader or central control (antonym heirarchy)

The human brain, because all its cells contribute to the operation of the whole and is not controlled by any one cell, is a gestalt structure.

by Mystikan November 19, 2003

gesticles

The orgen in the body which produces gesticulations.

Carol Meyer has the biggest pair of gesticles EVER!!!!!!!!!!!

by steve linnard July 15, 2004

Guess Her Muff

The act or thought process in which outside characteristics are taken into account to guess how a woman maintains her lady garden.

Hey buddy, guess her muff!

Blonde haired cheer leader, she's a shaven haven...... or is she?

by HammerTim7 July 5, 2011

gesture

–noun
1. a movement or position of the hand, arm, body, head, or face that is expressive of an idea, opinion, emotion, etc.: the gestures of an orator; a threatening gesture.
2. the use of such movements to express thought, emotion, etc.
3. any action, courtesy, communication, etc., intended for effect or as a formality; considered expression; demonstration: a gesture of friendship.
–verb (used without object)
4. to make or use a gesture or gestures.
–verb (used with object)
5. to express by a gesture or gestures.

Origin:
1375–1425; late ME < ML gestūra mode of action, manner, bearing, equiv. to L gest(us) ptp. of gerere to bear, carry on, perform + ūra -ure

"Rick made a gesture with his finger pointing to a 1967 Ford truck that he wanted to buy."

by deep:prayaq September 23, 2009