galongalongs

milk sacs

people pay for artists to draw droopy galongalongs

by cadoobaqueen July 8, 2022

courtesy gallon

That extra ~1 gallon a car really has when the low-fuel light shows up on a car's dash. You think you're totally out of fuel but you actually have another gallon to go....it's a courtesy gallon!

I have been driving on this courtesy gallon for a little too long; I should probably go to the gas station.

I was afraid about breaking down on the road but remembered I still had my courtesy gallon!

by colinstu May 7, 2011

galion

Whiteyville usa
where in the 2000 census it was 98.28% white
The only non white people they ever see is on TV
and they do love to remember the good old days back in 85' when they beat youngstown cardinal mooney 6-0 in state football championships..24 years later nothing monumental has happened

where can I go to hang with my fellow white man?
go to Galion of course

by bishopbrownaroundtown September 14, 2009

Galooba

Mischievous little monster; A furry blue monster with a frizzy red hair,It has no arms has a pear shaped body and has a single golden eye; A mischievous little monster that visit kids with poor hygiene.

Those mischievous little galooba's drove their baby-sitter crazy.

by Griffin's Dad January 9, 2008

Gallon Douche

That douche bag that goes to classes with a gallon jug of water or some other liquid. The need for this kind of hydration in a class that at most will be in session 3 hours, is excessive for any human being, even Michael Phelps.

"That guy brought a gallon of water to ENG 101? Really? What a Gallon Douche"

"Man, that guy looks like such a douche carrying that gallon of water across the quad. We should call him a Gallon Douche"

by mikedaman82000 March 31, 2010

Galoof

Galoof does NOT, I don't believe, come from 'goof,' but rather it is most likely a variation of "galoot".

"Galoot" is an old word used in Scotland that means a person with an ungainly, cumbersome, and clumsy personality

ouch! ...ya big galoof, watch where yer goin!

by jaylj September 30, 2007

gallons

A unit of volume in the imperial measurement system. Typically used for measuring amounts of liquid to be sold. Rarely used in scientific or any usefull application.

I got 10 gallons of root beer for 5 bucks!

by berkinator August 7, 2005