In New Zealand the word g is used in every day communication.
Mainly said within the youth community as a way to get your bros attention. G is also a common way to greet someone when your stoned ass can’t remember their name.
Mainly said within the youth community as a way to get your bros attention. G is also a common way to greet someone when your stoned ass can’t remember their name.
by MCKRM May 12, 2020
Get the Gmug. Person who enjoys a strong, steady income for which he doesn't have to work. 'G-spot' here relating to a brawny and prolific current or stream or vein or artery - as in the mining or oil-rigging industry - the lucky son of a bitch has financially struck. The most descriptive metaphor here being probably nerve.
Ashley is found by his suit and tie-wearing friends on a weekday reclining beside his pool. After upbraiding him jealously for his indolence, which he clearly can afford, his friends, just before leaving, and vowing snippily never to visit him again, mutter among themselves that not everybody is 'lazing on a G-spot money spurt.'
by Bleypunkt April 29, 2009
Get the Lazing on a G-spot money spurt.mug. Wagwan - Translated to "What going on" or "Whats up" usually used if you are a so called "roadman" (a person who usually goes round on a bike wearing all branded tracksuits smoking weed and drinking alcohol). A popular phrase people use with the word "Wagwan" is "Wagwan piff ting" - usually meaning "Whats going on hot (sexy) one"
by lufc.11 February 26, 2019
Get the W a g w a nmug. yo dis is me nigga! i be a straight up thug in my hood of marble gardens! yo check out the kickin tune i wrote bout livin in marble gardens nigga plz!
yo yo yo yo
by g-blang June 30, 2004
Get the g-blangmug. by DaMemer April 26, 2021
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Get the g locmug. by Jaoibheann October 26, 2017
Get the Gmug.