Gokter

Has a trait of being a fat, angry, hot-tempered, no friends, a red-haired ginger, looking like Rowley Jefferson, and again, fat. A Gokter typically works at sky zone or movie theatres. A Gokter begs for money and attention.

Hey look at the fat ginger over there, that stupid Gokter thinks he's hot shit, good thing he does not have a soul and I won't see him in heaven!

by Mr. YettyAnonymous April 8, 2019

Al Gore

Vice President under Clinton. Ran for President in 2000, he won the popular vote, but lost by 500 votes in Florida because the election was fixed by Jeb Bush and Catherine Harris.

If Al Gore was president in 2001, 9/11 would not have happened.

by j05h May 14, 2005

Al Gore

A decent hardworking guy who would've been a good president. Given the CIA warnings in August 2001, he would have worked his tail off trying to prevent 9/11. I think he might have succeeded.

Would Al Gore have prevented 9/11? Seems possible!

by Richard Locke Peterson August 12, 2008

Al Gore

If he was single, he'd be the most eligible bachelor in the history of the world.

Al Gore: Hi, I've won an Oscar, a Nobel Prize, and I invented the Internet. Nice to meet you.
Woman: My place, NOW.

by marblewonder December 6, 2007

Frank Gored

1. An event in Fantasy Football in which following "expert" advice results in a loss (usually from benching a player that experts said was cold).
2. When your best drafted player turns out to suck, hard.

That guy with a widows peak on yahoo, Frank Gored my ass.

by I am Fantasy Football February 21, 2008

gore kitten

Usually cute girl that likes or is interested in viewing gore

A: "you sure you are a gore kitten?"
B: "just hit me with that video, Greg"

by bonsai007 October 20, 2016

Gore Effect

The phenomenon that leads to unseasonably cold temperatures, driving rain, hail, or snow whenever Al Gore visits an area to discuss global warming. Hence, the Gore Effect.

- Australia, November 2006: Al Gore is visiting two weeks before summer begins. The Gore Effect strikes: "Ski resort operators gazed at the snow in amazement. Parents took children out of school and headed for the mountains. Cricketers scurried amid bullets of hail as Melburnians traded lunchtime tales of the incredible cold." (The Age)

- New York, March 2004: "Gore chose January 15, 2004, one of the coldest days in New York City's history, to rail against the Bush administration and global warming skeptics... Global warming, Gore told a startled audience, is causing record cold temperatures." (NY Environment News)

by Bill Calvin November 15, 2006