goth

goth: Sans history lesson, goths fall into two categories:
1. People, usually quiet misfits, who are often quite intelligent and creative. They tend to focus on the darker side of life, particularly human nature.
2. more common High school/college students who, by dressing in black and listening to heavy metal, attempt to make sure everyone around them is aware of how cool and individualistic they are. That their individualism centers on dressing, thinking, and acting like everyone else in the clique doesn't seem to bother them. Can often be found writing bad psuedo-suicidal poetry in wirebound notebooks. They usually drop the facade as soon as they realize that no one around them, including their parents, is shocked any more.

1. "Hey, see the goth over there? Go ask to see her artwork. It's really cool."
2. "Ohmigod, did you, like, read the new Anne Rice book? I am, like, so glad I'm a goth!"

by accidentally lost October 30, 2003

Gothic People

Gothic people are the best social group, unlike those popular people who hates different people and are always self centered. Gothic people are mostly people who dress up in dark colors and look, maybe act, all dark and mysterious.

Gothic people ARE NOT EMO!!! Emos are complete opposites.

Anyone who hates Gothic people are sick and should be laughed at.

Technically, Gothic means "dark" and "mysterious" not "sad" and "lonely"

Gothic People are happy, unlike Emos who should wear white so everyone won't confuse them.

by Ethan25 July 14, 2010

wannabe goth

someone who wants to be goth but isn't

'x' (not his real name) loves blink 182 and good charlotte, as well as new found glory and eminem. he wears a tonne of shit on his arms to school and a spiked choker on his neck. he is constantly telling evry1 how coll goths are. he wants to be a goth and is fooling no-one, but he doesnt realise it.... whereas me, i just have longish hair and like metallica and machine head so to most chavs at school I am a goth... hahahaha. even the chavs know x aint a goth... hahaha.

by MC Carter October 20, 2004

Gothic Outcast

1. To have a non-gothic look and a gothic personality.
2. To actually have feelings and a nice sense of humor.
3. Someone who looks at things in a bunch of point of views.
4. To be completely different from other labels, and be outcasted for it.
5. Like to think of the dark side of things and most of the time mean thoughts.
6. Someone that does everything optional to extend and be different than the majority of people in the same school and yet act yourself at the same time.
7. Someone who wears black dickies and some weird shirt that says something funny on it and gets along with most people but nobody doesn't give a chance to know he/she.
8. Someone who puts out a false front in school or work to look happy but he/she knows they are decaying on the inside.

Hey look at that one guy over there he acts like a goth but doesn't look like one.
I know he is a gothic outcast.

by Guardian of the Mist September 7, 2006

gothic people

children. grow the fuck up. gothic people are rather intelligent human beings and no, they dont slit their wrists. you're getting that confused with emo;another one of the generic, unecessary subcultures that people make up to feel loved in their crowd of look-a-likes.

loser in a pink industrie collared shirt #1 - hey, dawg, check out those gothic people, lets pay them out and call them rank because we have small penises and only sluts with morcroscopic t-shirts dig us.
loser in a pink industrie collared t-shirt #2 - yeah word bro, theyre obviously satanic. i bet they drink cats blood. and stuff.
intelligent gothic person - ............... if you were a guy i'd punch you. i'd punch you right in the mouth.

by gothamalthea May 3, 2006

gothic

First of all because the term gothic has so many defnitions it has to be defined in many ways. The word Gothic was first published in 1611 in a reference to the language of the Goths. This meaning was extended in several ways to mean "Germanic" or "Barabarous" or a term for being medievil. It is also a term for an architectual style in Northern Europe between the 12th and 15th centuries which is dominated by pointed arches and emphasises hieght. Gothic is also used to describe art from the 12th to 15th C. Beginning In 1765, literature and stories that revolve around grotesque, mysterious and desolate themes were called Gothic stories because they were written in styles and about themes that were medievil and not classical.

The term 'goth' is meant for someone who appreciates gothic literature, art, style etc, not someone who wears black and is in deppression.

"They're reading The Castle of Ontranto, they must be gothic"

by Enameno June 26, 2004

Cyber goth

A type of goth that belives in futre.

Goths who follow the futre styles, such as flashy clothing, bright colors, glowsticks and such.

Cyber goths usually have colorfull dreadlock falls, goggles, and boots, and alot of colorful bracelets and other accesories.

by Sexy Lynx October 17, 2006