Guyanese Shower

Term defining the use of someone using too much or too strong cologne to cover up their body odor. Named after the people of west Indian descent who are known for doing this in the inner NYC boros of Queens, Bronx and Manhattan. They do this thinking it will attract ladies when instead, nine times out of ten, it ends up choking them.

Friend #1: Yo bro you gonna take a shower after playing basketball for the last 2.5 hours?

Friend #2: "Nah man I'm just gonna take a Guyanese shower and hope my girl doesn't notice."

Guyanese Shower by Trey Boogie September 7, 2012

Shamwow (guyanese version) 

One of the most funniest youtube video to the Guyanese audience created by jaymantube

Coolie Bai number 1: Yuh eva seen this video bai? Shamwow (guyanese version)?

Coolie Bai number 2: Um, yeah who hasn't

Coolie Bai number 3: Look it's shamwow!
Yah roll am like roti!

Shamwow (guyanese version) by trev022 June 14, 2011

Gapanese 

like Japanese, but the Gay and Proud version.

Girl 1: I'm really into Dave..
Girl 2: Sorry to break it to you, but he's Gapanese

Gapanese by Dave the Sackal May 16, 2009

grapanese 

Someone who is of Greek and Japanese descent.
Slang terminology: Grappo

Man, did you see that Grapanese eating souvlaki sushi?

grapanese by nahke November 12, 2006

Guyanese

The act of talking about guy stuff. IE: tools, cars, porn. Usually a discussion on a topic that women do not have any knowledge about. Synonyms: Man-speak, Grunting.
Originated from Tim "the toolman" Taylor.

Girl 1: Do you have any idea what they are talking about?
Girl 2: No, I think they are speaking guyanese...

Guyanese by cmoy January 15, 2009

Gurbanese 

Mixed languages spooken between highly educated people.

Bill and Kristy met friends from their high society club and they spoke Gurbanese so the peasants could understand what they were talking about.

Gurbanese by William Harrison March 11, 2005

Gurbanese 

Language spoken between an people within a special cult world.

Bill, Kristy, and Connie spoke Gurbanese while shopping so the locals couldn't understand what they were talking about.

Gurbanese by William Harrison March 16, 2005