Greggory

The way that a person with the nickname of Gregg SHOULD have their full first name look like.

Greg is to Gregory
Gregg is to Greggory

by Greggory M August 24, 2008

Greg Maddux

Pretty good Cubs pitcher who has 300+ wins with the Cubs (2 stints) and Braves in his career. Known for having shitty ass "personal" catchers such as Paul Bako and Henry Blanco.

Greg Maddux pitched a shutout yesterday, but Henry Blanco sucked at the plate yesterday.

by rapsux February 18, 2005

Greg

Someone who is cool, nice, modest and highly intelligent. Warning: May have bad handwriting and/or the tendency to use up other people's phone batteries. Always comes top in exams, generally a very busy and important person.

A: I'm going to study for my test now.
B: You don't need to, you'll do great anyway... you're such a Greg!

by purplepurplepurple May 23, 2009

greg

most wonderful guy you'll ever meet in your life, he would make you smile ina
heartbeat (: and hes deff bangablle :p but the biggest reason you'll love him is because hes just the perfect guy ever .

i love my gregg (:

by Eliizkax33 February 4, 2009

Teddy Geiger

An amazing, talented artist! He is only 17 years old and is now quite well known. His big break was the Miss 17 show on MTV where he got made over.

wow did you see Teddy Geiger on VH1 this morning? he was lookin pretty amazing!

by sweetie08 August 30, 2008

graight

Adjective describing someone of ambiguous sexual orientation. A combination of "gay" and "straight." Refers to someone who is specifically not asexual but whose sexual preference is unclear.

The guy's elevated taste in wine and art suggested that he was gay, but his wardrobe and love of violent sports bespoke heterosexuality. Being neither clearly gay nor obviously straight, we were left to conclude that he was "graight."

by Belle Epoque October 16, 2005

geigh lourde

1. One who has excelled so much at being geigh, that other geighs bow down and recognize their authority as the "Lourde of the Geighs".

Old English ancestor of gay lord.

"Why does Tom have to always be such a geigh lourde?"

"and then when they marry, they get wenches: they are generally geigh lourdes and cowards;" (William Shakespeare, King Henry IV part II, act IV scene V)

by Joe9 April 25, 2006