Graphics Whore

The shame of gaming, the worst kind of gamer, and one that gives other gamers a bad name by hating on a game because the graphics aren't realistic enough for them, when instead, they should be looking for smooth controls, varied moves/abilities, smooth gameplay with few bugs, and above all, fun.

Graphics Whore: I'm going to play my 360 and PS3 because I am awesome.
Me: Well, have fun. I'm going to play SNES, N64, Genesis, and NES.
Graphics Whore: You still play that outdated shit? Man, that shit is stupid and the graphics suck balls!
Me: You know what? Why don't you go fuck yourself with a rusty chainsaw?

by HardcoreGamer4Ever May 15, 2010

Graphische

The best Photography school in Vienna!

Graphische for the world!

by barrelroll123123124214123 January 20, 2011

Graphics Junkie

A person caring to much about graphics and almost nothing about game play or anything else for that matter.

That person is such a Graphics Junkie that they won't even play the classic Mario and Pacman games.

by -Noctis Caelum- October 15, 2011

graphmeme

Part of a kaomoji or a recognizable symbol that is also a grapheme in some language

ඞ isn't an amogus emoji, it's a Sinhalese letter ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (and ツ is a japanese letter). These are graphmemes!

by maximxls March 27, 2023

beefcake graphman

A man that is a total beefcake but can also graph very well. They are usually worshiped as gods of algebra 1.

Wow look at that dude he can graph so well he’s like a beefcake graphman. He’s immortal!

by Axis powers November 15, 2019

gnar gnar gnash gnash

the most monumental form of the word "gnarly", far superseding gnarly, gnar, and gnar-gnar.

"wow, I'm practically at a loss for words. all I can say is that it was gnar gnar gnash gnash"

by honoredebalzac February 15, 2008

graphic novel

A Graphic Novel is a collection of comic book issues usually reprinted in better quality on better quality paper. It is much more expensive than regular comic books due to its extended amount of pages. The term "Graphic Novel" can also refer to comic books that have a more adult-oriented theme.

Person 1: Have you ever read "Watchmen" by Alan Moore?
Person 2: Yeah, I think it's awesome. It set the new foundation of the term "Graphic Novel" along with Frank Miller's "Batman: The Dark Knight Returns" and Will Eisner's "A Contract with God."

by Ellis Kim September 30, 2006