gardyloo

Scottish origin; the exclamation a Scottish person would shout as he prepares to defestrate a bucket of slops out of a window.

Check out this bucket of slops, fellow Scottsman! I'm going to throw it out of the window! GARDYLOO!

by Scottie Dog Doesn't Know June 1, 2007

Gaddafi'd

The act of stabbing another persons ass as seen in the video showing Gaddafi getting killed.

Bro I just got gaddafi'd from behind

by KGCH FAU November 2, 2011

geddy

God of Bass guitar. ie. Geddy Lee of the Canadian power trio Rush.

Geddy Lee kicks your ass with his bass guitar riffs!

by wes July 11, 2004

gaudy boy

slang from jersey city to dress tacky or extravagant

to drip in wearing GAUDI Jeans

gaudy boy- you see this gaudi jeans

thot- mmm gaudy boy supreme deluxe

by splashtonkutcher May 10, 2018

gaudy_pink_camera

The name of the Instagram account featuring a Kodak CD24 Pink 12MP 2.4 LCD camera that takes pictures that look like they are from 2012

“Did you see the new post from gaudy_pink_camera?”
“Yeah man, it was cute”

by Skinnyslaygirl June 19, 2022

Gaddafied

The act of having a foreign object forcefully shoved up your anus against your will.

I was taggin my girl doggystyle when I pulled out and Gaddafied her!

by Rooster Starpounder October 26, 2011

gandy dancer

Gandy dancer is a slang term for workers who maintained railroads in North America. For each stroke, a worker would lift his gandy (a long handled tool) and force it into the ballast to create a fulcrum, then throw himself sideways using the gandy to check his full weight (making the "huh" sound recorded in the lyrics below) so the gandy would push the rail toward the inside of the curve. Even with all impacts from the work crew timed correctly, any progress made in shifting the track would not become visible until after a large number of repetitions.

(source: Wiki)

Rhythm was necessary for this process, both to synchronize the manual labor, and to maintain the morale of workers whose exertions produced only a minuscule effect; hence "gandy dancers". The songs sung in this occupation have been recognized as a major influence on later blues music

My father was a gandy dancer on the railroad.

by 'nash October 2, 2009