guppy

When a person makes a pouting face that resembles a fishes face. Also someone who is upset is "guppying".

"I can't believe that pookie. She has been such a guppy all week."

by running out of patience March 13, 2008

Gury...

AI generated pictures of gay porn (dreamybull, erotic barber etc) that mainly feature gore.

I love gury...

by gurylover69 May 12, 2023

Gurry

A gay furry

Damn that’s a fine ass dog *joe* bro that’s a boy*person who complemented dog* oh shit *joe* bro your a Gurry

by LASER DUGGIE December 7, 2018

Gurby

noun- person, place or thing.

a gurb could be anything (hoe, money,girl, boy,etc.)
DJ : Tell that bitch in milwaukee i need my bucks if it aint bout gurbs i dot give no fuck

I got Gurbys over here💃🏾 I got Gurbys in the 6 💃🏾I got Grubys in my house 💃🏾

All my Gurbys call me papi they don’t even got kids 💯

by Dubb🤟🏽 December 16, 2017

GURPS

acronym for Generic Universal Role Playing System, published by the Steve Jackson Games company of Texas.

GURPS allows players to simulate action in virtually any historical or imaginary setting.

by Figleaf23 November 4, 2007

Gurpreet

An amazing women and fantastic mother who always have your back. Great person and generally a good person

Yaayyy there is Gurpreet

by SiinghSensei November 8, 2020

Hurdy Gurdy

A stringed instrument invented during the Medieval period in which sound is produced by turning a crank connected to a rosined wheel that excites the strings, much like a violin bow. Different notes are achieved by pressing in keys to which tiny metal or wood pieces called tangents are attached that touch the melody string (or strings) and change their sounding length. These instruments usually have one or more drone strings in addition to the melody string(s) whose pitch is fixed. Often, a hurdy gurdy will possess a buzzing bridge, also known as a "dog", which supplies a rhythmic buzz every time the player sharply jerks the crank. The instrument is held on the lap with the right hand cranking the wheel and the other pressing the keys (in right-handed instruments). The hurdy gurdy sounds similar to bagpipes, but is very different in the way it produces sound. The hurdy gurdy was popular in France, among many other places in Western and Eastern Europe, and though at various points it was associated with the peasantry, it was a favorite instrument of the aristocracy in the 18th century.

What do you need for a Medieval rave? A hurdy gurdy.

by Diderot April 15, 2013