goreporn

A piece of media in which one of the main entertainment factors (if not the only entertainment factor) is an excessive amount of violence and gore.

(Ex. Happy tree friends, mortal kombat, saw, etc)

This episode of (series name) just feels like goreporn.

by MrFaxMachine December 26, 2022

grepea

homeless man who lives on the side of the road and touches people innapropriately

did you make sure to avoid grepea today? i heard he have 5 victims today!

by scremainglausaua February 3, 2023

goreposting

When someone online starts posting gore (usually in a chatroom or group chat) without warning, asking others, or tagging the content if on social media.

person 1: dude, some guy just started goreposting for literally no reason in the DND channel. 😬😬😬
person 2: that's actually fucked up

by jesterjokey93 November 26, 2023

grepel

to suck one’s toes very aggressively

i grepel every night before i go to sleep, it tastes so good!

by satu7n March 23, 2024

Grephing

The act of not participating in AP Calculus because you’re busy with the tiktok rizz party.

Vincent: Dude are you tryna do this FRQ?
Jason: Nah I’m grephing rn

by TikTok Rizz Party April 11, 2024

goreping

(Gore-ping)
When you are giving / receiving head and they bite your dick off and spit it in your mouth

Person 1: “let’s touch tips”
Person 2: “I can’t, I got gorped”
Person 1: “I remember when I did goreping”

by ANCI3NTS May 1, 2024

Goreposter

A type of malicious user on platforms like Discord who joins servers or sends unsolicited friend requests with the sole purpose of posting gore, graphic violence, or other disturbing content. Goreposters target both public servers and private DMs, seeking either to get the server banned by platform moderators or to traumatize individual users. They often use burner accounts, rotate through servers rapidly, and take screenshots of reactions for their own amusement. The goreposter is the digital equivalent of someone who shows you a horrific accident photo without warning—except they do it systematically, to strangers, for the pleasure of watching you recoil. They're the reason many servers require verification, the reason DMs from strangers stay unopened, the reason online communities have to constantly rebuild after being "nuked" by graphic content.

Example: "The server had been peaceful for months—book discussions, art shares, quiet camaraderie. Then the goreposter joined, sent a single image to the general channel, and left. Within hours, the server was deleted by platform moderators. Forty-seven people had seen something they couldn't unsee. The goreposter was already in the next server, repeating the cycle. They didn't hate anyone; they just loved watching communities die."

by Dumu The Void February 20, 2026