Homie G

Homie G is a “real one”. It means: Homie Grandpa. Even though he’s older, you’re never to old to be a gangster.

Person 1: Hey Homie G what’s poppin?

Homie G: Hey!

by The Only Real Big G May 13, 2022

g breazy

To look greasy

Yo dawg, you looking “G Breazy.”

by Pricey5225 November 4, 2023

Slippy G

Slippy G is an insult to Gerrard, a Liverpool player, and the greatest english midfielder to ever play the game.
This nickname was given to him after he slipped vs Chelsea in a 2014 league match they lost 2-0.
Mostly used by Barkchester yanited fans, Panchester City fans, and -10PointsVerton fans.

This was made by an Liverpool fan.

Person 1: Did you see the goal Gerrard scored vs West Ham?!
Person 2: Do you mean Slippy G?
Person 1: Dont insult him like that

by RonaldoTheGoat November 22, 2023

fb g

Specifically for football Twitter and the numerous virgins on the platform, ‘fb g’ means follow back g.

Fb g

by fabsfulham on twitter January 28, 2021

g' dangit

Common phrase used by American fathers, especially the white ones. It is a substitute for the phrase " God damn it"

Example: "G' dangit, my lawnmower done gone an' broke again"

by idcwhatimdoing August 24, 2021

g-blang

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

G

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.

“G, can you pass the lighter please”
“Sup g”
“Shot g”
“Nah g, I’m out sorry”
“G”

by MCKRM May 12, 2020