Gueeze

This word originated in southern California in the early 2000's. A Gueeze is A close companion with whom a majority of your time is spent, the relationship could be completely platonic or romantic. one cannot simply refer to a new friend as gueeze, it its a title earned by loyalty and trust and it takes time. A gueeze is another word for road-dog.

"I love chilling with my gueeze" or "Hey gueeze pass me the ketchup"

by bfrizzy March 17, 2013

GÜber

When you have taken a bit too much GHB and have to get a friend to call you an Über home.

"Yo Holmes, I can't see to dial... Do me a solid and call me a GÜber."

by AmatoryTeacher November 30, 2019

gubernatorial

Adj. relating to a governor, esp. of one of the 50 United States.

The California Gubernatorial Recall Election is getting CRAZY out of hand.

by Monique September 19, 2003

Guez

Another word for 'Gully'

Some one who is raw, real, rough & rugged, unpolished, hardcore, gangsta, thoro.

To be hard, not to be fucked with, fresh.

-Instead of sayin' (I'm so 'Gully') you would say (I'm so 'Guez')

'Hell yeah man I'm Guez'

'Damn dat nigga is Guezin'

by Lucyi702 September 26, 2008

Gube

(goo-b)

someone so geeky, nerdy, dorky or awkward, you can't help but appreciate them. Someone who's adorableness thrives from their embarrassing, or awkward actions. Or someone who performs old fashioned courting traditions, or overly charming.

"He offered to walk me home and carried my books. What a gube"
"She's such a gube cause she giggles a lot when she gets nervous. Its cute but so distracting."

Peewee Herman, Screech-saved by the bell, Spongebob Squarepants.

by Allora Voy' January 17, 2014

gubernaculum

Oversimplifying anatomy: Gubernaculum is the name of a ligament that balls are hanged on. The word is used to sarcastically describe a wired thing or as a nickname of a wired person.

Look at this gubernaculum!

by Gubernaculum March 20, 2004

gubernator

The term that was actually coined *FIRST* to describe Arnold Schwarzenegger, more etymologically accurate than the bastardized "governator"..."gubernator" can be faux-extrapolated as a root of "gubernatorial." Arianna Huffington uses it, and I'm with her.

The Gubernator moved into his new Sacramento mansion today with five alsatians, his wife and a cubic ton of chicken feathers. He told the state legislature to "check back in a week."

by Anonymous October 17, 2003