gg lag 

Word combination used by one player in particular known as "Inacurate." A combination born from the seemingly "necessity" of league games to always end with players saying "gg" regardless if it was or not, and the term "lag" used by most players to reference the fact that they did not die to skill, but in fact a network discrepancy.

CSn00b killed Inacurate with AK47
Inacurate: gg lag!

gg lag by Inacurate October 10, 2004

gg no re plz k thnx 

people in warcraft invented this saying. It means It was a good game of warcraft but I do not wish to rematch you. Please? ok. Thank you

l33t clan PoWR pwnage j00 n00b0rZ!!

gg no re plz k thnx by brian August 13, 2004

GG productions 

The company that made the best presentation in school about e-sports ever!

you: who made that awesome presentation?

me: GG productions did

GG productions by GG productions employe October 16, 2011

GG Pwned

directly translating to "good game Pwned" this overused word is FUCKING ANNOYING when used constantly by people who think they are teh 1337 gamers.

Honestly, this word is just annoying in general.

The correct usage:

A: "Aw, man how did they guy get such a nice kill streak ending the game?"

B: "GG PWNED."

The wrong usage:

A: "Man, I don't think I did so well on my test."

B: "GG PWNED LOLOLOLOLLOLLOLOLOLL"

GG Pwned by ErrorProxy October 6, 2010

gg nub 

something used in cs in sarcasm to a complete nub(nick evans). Also, used when someone does somehting completley stupid.

Brian you freaking nub how did you get your car suck in my yard. GG nub.

gg nub by deke December 18, 2003

GG no re 

Good game no rematch
as said when you beat someone

player 1: GG no re

player 2: gg...gg

GG no re by Young Kai April 30, 2016

gg no re k thx 

Used to define a loss of a battle, game, or argument. Could be seen as an insult, as gg represents good game, no re represents no remake or redo, and k thx is alright, thanks. Most likely done to repress any counterattack from the opponent.

k nubz, no re k thx plz gg? k more sad? gg plz leave now, haha n00bz

gg no re k thx by Bryan Le July 25, 2004