Gospel Truth

Gods honest truth

I promise I am telling the gospel truth.
Ohhh we do love a bit of gospel in this house!

by darcysgospel June 23, 2020

Grasper

Another word for "Molester" or "Pedophile" mainly used by people with high intellect.

"I think Uncle Larry is a Grasper. Last night he was standing in my doorway with his BallZach out!"

by SackLover42 October 7, 2020

Operatic Gospel

Operatic Gospel is a very loud and obnoxious kind of singing of Christian music in an operatic way. Normally sung by autistic, or troubled, Redknecks or gay church boys. Very popular in central Texas.

"Damn, he can sing some good Operatic Gospel. He can really hit them high notes."

by tnmerideth April 23, 2019

Pat Pat Grope

The art of lightly touching a womans breast, touching it again before moving in for more of a grope.

Dave adopted the Pat Pat Grope technique whilst out Ferreting last night.

by colonelburnell May 23, 2010

do the gospel

some may find this very difficult.
look into somebodys eyes and speak from the heart. feel connected not because your choice of words is masterful but the universal meaning they convey transcends all boundaries - nationality, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, gender - within humanity.

"Nina Simone was a genius. She did the gospel anytime anywhere."

"I cannot promise much. Promises can be destructive. But i swear i'll do the gospel the best i can. Its my duty as a human being. And its a lifelong process."

by Krkič November 7, 2019

This Is Gospel

Song by Panic! At The Disco released on their Album Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die in 2013. This song is also the lead single of that album.

This song's music video is a continuation of the music video of Say Amen (Saturday Night) and a prequel of the music video of Emperor's New Clothes.

Person 1: 'What's your favourite song from Panic!'s Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die album?'
Person 2. 'This Is Gospel'

by xxMVG_Fan8xx May 1, 2021

grosseph

This is a word I made up as a substitute for gross, kind of an interjection. To be used in tandem with broseph

Are you eating fungus? Grosseph!

by james patrick April 13, 2005