grusa

Awesome girl with sass and class. Slavic origin, full of energy.

You're like a Grusa

by Mjaw January 30, 2017

Gruss

Extremely annoying and disgusting at the same time.

You're really gruss if you think that way dude.

by truancyofrevenge February 7, 2017

grits

As Andy Griffin might say. "they ain't nothing gooder than grits."

Adding real butter and salt really tastes good.
Adding cheddar cheese,stirring until melted, is also tasty. It is called "cheesy grits."
Topping grits with a slice of cheese and adding a couple of fried eggs is splendiferous.

We had grits, eggs, bacon and buttermilk biscuits for breakfast.

by The teacher-preacher-creature February 15, 2017

Grustard

Grustard is a automotive term for when your steering wheel locks up, or is misaligned, resulting in complications in the steering mechanism. It is almost always spontaneous, so saying one had an 'unexpected grustard' would be redundant. Popularized the late William Grustard in 1986, the competitive street racer coined the term when his steering wheel locked up, resulting in him losing both of his legs, later driving him to suicide in 1994. Grustard is not to be confused with the audio company Gustard.

"Hey man, how did you total your Honda Civic? It was working just last week!" "One word - Grustard."

by joshualingdon July 12, 2017

grats

Short form of congratulations for people who don't want to applaud you any more than they have to (or who aren't confident they can spell congratulations)

You: I just passed my Miscrosoft certification exam
Envious colleague: Grats!

by Rigel12345 February 1, 2018

gruszczyk

Best friend of Viktor, always making him feel good and happy.

Viktor loves Gruszczyk

by danny-danny May 28, 2018

Grustomer

British slang for someone who purchases or solicits the purchase of Crack and/or Heroin.

It originates from a dealer named Grey and his customers that were often sighted around.
So the word Grey and customer were blended together to make Grustomer.

Ironically the slang words for Crack and Heroin in England are White and Black or Light and Dark - In that order.

These colours mixed to make the colour grey.

Synonyms: Budgehead, Crackhead, Nitty, etc.

Max: Ew, there's bare grustomers about.
Carl: Yeah... Fuckin' nitty.

by FeelsGravyMan July 29, 2018