Elyssa Gamboa

You're too good for me. I fall head over heels for you everyday.

Elyssa Gamboa is for Angela only.

by Yuzu Aihara October 28, 2021

Daniel Gamboa

Huge fucking homosexual who tries to hard to fuck any guy ( or animal ) that makes eye contact with him
*Be cautious when seeing him in public

I saw Daniel Gamboa raw dogging an ape behind the zoo

by Facts and nothing else April 26, 2022

pepper the gambo

Shit that my english teacher jordi make me search on the internet,but it has no fucking definition

Pepper the gambo doesnt mean enything

by lightlessstarx April 4, 2017

alpha beta gamma delta epsilon zeta eta theta iota kappa lambda mu nu xi omicron pi rho sigma tau upsilon phi chi psi omega

basically the full greek alphabet

person 1: do you know greek?
person 2: alpha beta gamma delta epsilon zeta eta theta iota kappa lambda mu nu xi omicron pi rho sigma tau upsilon phi chi psi omega.
person 1: you are good at greek!

by Phu The Writer May 9, 2022

delta gamma

The biggest group of partying girls in the country. They're cravings to get drunk and high are only surpassed by their cravings to get laid. Never will you meet one that says no or no more. Delta Gamma = Dirty Girl

Those delta gammas sure lived up to their reputation last night.

I can't wait until that delta gamma goes up for auction during rush.

by DG Fan In FL August 29, 2007

Gammon

The product of lustful breeding. Eternal being. Satan cowers in Gammon’s presence. Takes on the form of mushed up shrek when in attack/seduce mode. Powers include seduction and herpes. Legend has it Gammon is the last thing one sees before their descent to hell. Goes by it/them pronouns.

did you hear there was a gammon sighting last night? it was in the steam mill!

by mike from the queens May 26, 2020

Gammon

A term used to decribe cured or preserved meat primarily pork which is considered inferior 'having bad taste' to and an imitation 'fake' of the fresh or 'real' product.

The current 'urbandictionary' use of the word 'exported by the british' with negative connotation originated in Australia by the aboriginals.

The origins of the term and linear progression derive first from the greek 'kampe' meaning bending/joint, translated to the latin 'gamba' meaning leg/hock of an animal, then to the french 'jambon' meaning 'ham', then to the old english 'gambon' also meaning 'ham' and finally to the modern english 'gammon'.

If something or someone if imitating, fakeing or pretending it is said to be 'gammon'
If something or someone is in bad taste it is said to be 'gammon'

by Clarify December 15, 2018