Gish

To urinate, usually from a well-used fanny.

The term is often used by Glaswegian prostitutes.

Slutty Sheila: Ken that stoopid radge backaways?

Dirty Delia: Ah kinnae listen to your shite a noo Sheila. I'm ripe for a gish so I am.

by The Meme February 07, 2009

Lillian Gish

Rhyming slang for "pish" Scottish
Pish from piss. Pee. Wee. etc
from verb: to urinate.

"I'm burstin' for a Lillian Gish."
"I'm going for a gish. Anyone want one?".
"Single fish" sometimes used in lieu of Lillian Gish.

by Piemanius March 06, 2007

lilian gish

A small or large breaded or battered fish, from your local chippy.

Ay bute just fetch me a lilian gish, fuck the chips I,am on a diet.

by Mr Bute October 27, 2007

Mark Gish

in short, God or God like.

That guy has a Mark Gish body.

by working September 16, 2008

gish-gosh

Gish-gosh: exclamation, informal; used to express surprise or give emphasis; informally used as a euphemism for God; the word "gish" is used by Jewish people as a substitute for "gosh", which is a substitute for "God".

In Utah, the mormons say "Oh my heck!" - but in Oregon, the hip people say, "Oh my gish-gosh!"

by billphoto May 31, 2009

Gish Gallop

Infamous debate tactic used by amateurs, grifters who are paid by shills, and people who only care about winning alike, the Gish Gallop is a tactic in which one person purposefully gives as many incorrect or falsely-quoted statistics as possible in a very short time frame. This forces the opponent to waste speaking time taking down endless strawmen and lies created by their opponent, and is usually a sign that the utilizer is arguing in bad faith. People with scientifically/factually incorrect positions such as TERFs, Neo-Nazis, and infamously, Young Earth Creationists, often use this tactic as simply quoting reputable sources and studies is not an option.

The Gish Gallop is a tactic commonly used when you have no shame or care for fact and just want to win.

by Trash•Gordon March 09, 2021

Lillian Gish

An American stage, screen, and television actress whose film acting career spanned 75 years, from 1912 to 1987. She was a prominent film star of the 1910s and 1920s, particularly associated with the films of D.W. Griffith, including her leading role in the groundbreaking film "Birth of a Nation" in 1915. The American Film Institute (AFI) named Gish 17th among the greatest female stars of all time.

Lillian Gish became known as the "First Lady of the Silent Screen."

by SFGayboy December 24, 2011