by Kappellmeister December 07, 2011
Sort of like saying something is "cool". Originated in Raffles Institution circa 2021, entered the general lexicon in 2022.
Variants include sad gas, gone gas, rad gas and bad gas. You can also add gas to the end of your sentence to give it a gas quality.
Variants include sad gas, gone gas, rad gas and bad gas. You can also add gas to the end of your sentence to give it a gas quality.
by TeddyStan May 22, 2022
Knee gas, a gas that emerges from your knee, it is also used as a bypass by white people to say the n-Word.
by KeewiDood November 12, 2019
When you find cheap gas and have to wait forever to get it. You begin to get gas rage.
Gas rage also occurs when you fill up at the pump, realizing that the extra ten dollars in your pocket is suddenly gone.
Gas rage also occurs when you fill up at the pump, realizing that the extra ten dollars in your pocket is suddenly gone.
"John as so pissed off waiting in line at Costco for gas that he chased down the guy that cut him off with a crowbar."
"Did you see that guys gas rage when he realized that he spent over 100 dollars to fill his tank up?"
"Did you see that guys gas rage when he realized that he spent over 100 dollars to fill his tank up?"
by OHKRLL June 11, 2008
The band that is now called "Seether" Saron Gas formed in the mid to late 1990s and released one album titled "Fragile" only in South Africa in 2000. They changed their name shortly after this release, moved to the states, signed to Windup Records and released "Disclaimer" in 2002. Some of the songs that were on "Fragile" were rerecorded unded the name Seether and sound a little different from the originals.
The Saron Gas versions of "Fine Again", "Driven Under" and "Gasoline" sound different then the Seether versions of them.
by Sandon April 18, 2006
A place you go to fill your gas tank up with gasoline. You can also buy small snacks, like chips or candy or ice cream sandwiches.
by puppy31 November 11, 2017
An vehicle that uses ridiculous amounts of gas and emits even more crap out of its exhaust. Is not limited to cars, can also be used for scooters and motorcycles.
Adjective form is gas-guzzling
Adjective form is gas-guzzling
"Dude, what's all of this smoke?!"
"We're driving right behind a gas-guzzler with open window, Captain."
"We're driving right behind a gas-guzzler with open window, Captain."
by Fabio Italiano December 31, 2009