gandu

Hindi word for arsehole. Also used to describe someone stupid and incredibly dim witted. Sometimes also used when a person is unhelpful or stingy or just plain anal. Despite certain claims, the word gandu has no connection with homosexuality. A gandu is not a homosexual man, no more than an arsehole is a homosexual man. It stems from the word "Gand", pronunced "gaa-nd" which is a crude word for someone's arse. A very popular indian curse word.

"I'm not surprised he fucked up, he is a gandu!"

"He's not going to help, he's a real gandu"

by Samir J. Banerjee July 17, 2004

Ganoul

Slang for the Italian Pastry "cannoli", looks like crusty semen in a soft cookie shell. Originated by a dirty smelly kid from Jersey who cheats on his girlfriend.

"Zavodsky blew a huge load of Ganoul cream when he saw the plethora of Ganoul in front of him"

by Mikey A October 16, 2006

ganushka

another word for ecstasy, the drug. usually used in text messages so that parents do not relize what their children are talking about. because of the way it souns, kids who are figured out tell their parents that it is an arabian desert. commonly used in the santa clarita valley,especially saugus.

text messages:
Ashley: neda do u have the ganushkas??

mom walks in seees messages:
Ashleys mom: ganushkas?
Ashley: o dont worry mom nedas just goin to bring me he moms arabian desert she said it was soooooooooo good

by blooblaaa0324 February 19, 2010

Gangules

That one part of your body that dosent have a name

Your gangules is showing

by blizzsantos December 17, 2012

Ganiah

The Baddest bitch in the world Sweet and kind when she wanna be. will beat a bihh up anytime... Usually BrownSkined

Wow look at Ganiah Beating the bitch ass!!!

Jamari Lewis :' Nice ass

by The baddest bitch best friend March 21, 2017

Ganus

An anus of an homosexual (Gay).

BRoooooo have you seen that Ganus?
Nah man, you gay?

by el fuck fuck boyyyyyy July 6, 2020

Ganyu

Day labor or piece work that villagers do to earn money or as a last resort for food when they cannot work on their own farms. Often used in Malawi and parts of Sahara Africa.

"In Malawi, we say these people are “grooving” through life, just living off small ganyu and having no real plan. I started worrying that I would become like them, that one day the windmill project would lose its excitement or become too difficult to maintain, and all my ambitions would fade into the maize rows. Forgetting dreams is easy. To fight that kind of darkness, I kept returning to the library every week."

by ganyumalawi March 8, 2022