grubadonis

(grub-ah-dawn-iss) Ridiculously grimy, crudy, backstabbingish and or disgusting, grotesque

While eating a stale taco from taco bell Mike said, "This Taco is so grubadonis,"

by Chew (inspired by Michael K.) December 18, 2007

Grubadupas

Polish for fatass

I like my girls a lil thick, but dont set me up with no Grubadupas!

by lil stevie2 October 14, 2008

grubadelphia

Grabbing grub (food) in the city of Philadelphia.

"I'm going to get my grubadelphia on at Geno's Steaks."

by John Himself January 27, 2012

gruberized

in a moment of sheer ecstacy, when life could not get any better then you have been gruberized.

I hope tonight at the throw down I can get gruberized

by william longhorn gruber IV April 13, 2003

Gruber

1) A cold pimp-daddy, known to pimp on foot in the snow.
2) A pimp that likes to get his groove on. Usually residing in cool to cold climates.
3) A bearded-stallion of a man. Always heterosexual.
4) A young, handsome buck whom is expertly schooled in the art of womanizing, and stylin' & profilin'.
5) A womanizer known to possess a fierce left strait.

"Keep yo daughtas way from dat chil... Dat boys a gruber!"

-Harriet Tubman

by Seth McCain September 16, 2008

Gruber

Grandparents that drive grandkids to and from school or other events on a regular basis.

I can’t join you for lunch today because I’m on Gruber duty this afternoon.

by Awesome Nana March 29, 2021

Messy Grube

(origin: teutonic, germanic) the process of: filling your belly with mid-shelf liquor and greasy food; allowing the concoction to ferment in your gastric fluids for more than twenty-four hours; mounting a bucket with the intent to defile; defiling the bucket; and violating your unsuspecting concubine by force-feeding him/her the muddle immediately after he/she accepts your nut in his/her person.

Ex. Right after the Honorable Aldonquin Calhoon got porked to be damned, I, much to his dismay, bestowed upon him the infamous Messy Grube. After, I reveled in his cough, gag, and immediate death.

by Kristen Kellam January 12, 2005