by polish princess August 8, 2022
Get the gertie mug.A shortened way of saying "regrets": commonly used "No gerts!" (about the situation)
Example: {After a questionable action or a stupid rambling) "Sorry mate", the other person reply "Don't be sorry", reply "Yeah, no gerts after all!!
Example: "You slept with my wife!", "No gerts, yolo"
Example: {After a questionable action or a stupid rambling) "Sorry mate", the other person reply "Don't be sorry", reply "Yeah, no gerts after all!!
Example: "You slept with my wife!", "No gerts, yolo"
Instead of the alternative entry for this word to be "grets"(as in regrets), because of when you would actually use "gerts" in a social setting, and to ensure the understanding of its meaning the first time another hears it.
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Get the Gertjeboy mug.Being stupid at work or forgetting things you need for work at the office when working remotely. Can also be used as a work friendly word for "retarded".
Person 1: "I forgot my CAD key at the office so you'll need to order things while I am at home"
Person 2: "You are gertreded..."
Person 2: "You are gertreded..."
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Get the Gertrude mug.Gertrude also known as Gertrude, Gertruid, Gertruida, Geertruid, Geertruida and Trudy
A name derived from the German word for spear and strength.
It was popular during the 1950s.
Some real-life and fictional people named Gertrude or other similar names:
Gertrude the Great, a benedictine nun, mystic, and was canonised as a saint.
Gertrude Bell, an english writer, traveler, administrator, political officer, and archaeological
Gertrude, Queen of Denmark and mother of Hamlet in Shakespeare's play "Hamlet".
Gertruid Bäumer, a German politician and feminist.
Gertrude Chataway, child-friend of Lewis Carrol and inspired him to make "The Hunting of the Snark"
Gertrude Courtenay, Marchioness of Exeter and godmother to Elizabeth I.
Gertruida van Veen, a painter from the Southern Netherlands.
Gertrude of Nivelles, an abbess, founder of the Abbey of Nivelles and a saint.
Geertruid Adriaansdocter, a Dutch martyr Hanged by protestants for aiding her priest brother.
A name derived from the German word for spear and strength.
It was popular during the 1950s.
Some real-life and fictional people named Gertrude or other similar names:
Gertrude the Great, a benedictine nun, mystic, and was canonised as a saint.
Gertrude Bell, an english writer, traveler, administrator, political officer, and archaeological
Gertrude, Queen of Denmark and mother of Hamlet in Shakespeare's play "Hamlet".
Gertruid Bäumer, a German politician and feminist.
Gertrude Chataway, child-friend of Lewis Carrol and inspired him to make "The Hunting of the Snark"
Gertrude Courtenay, Marchioness of Exeter and godmother to Elizabeth I.
Gertruida van Veen, a painter from the Southern Netherlands.
Gertrude of Nivelles, an abbess, founder of the Abbey of Nivelles and a saint.
Geertruid Adriaansdocter, a Dutch martyr Hanged by protestants for aiding her priest brother.
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