Gandhi dot

An ignorant phrase used by adolescents to refer to the bindi, a decorative dot worn on a Hindu woman's forehead.

May also be used to refer to a bulbous pimple on someone's forehead.

Look at that Indian girl's Gandhi dot, how beautiful!

Cover up your Gandhi dot, it's disgusting!

by Balfdor December 30, 2006

Pulling a Gandhi

Taking a piss

Derived from the Gandhi quote “everyone must piss eventually”

Person 1: sorry I’m late, I was just Pulling a Gandhi.
Person 2: all good homie

by Evie70 December 7, 2021

gandhi's cookbook

They are a notoriouse punk band based in the mean streets of dubai and continue to wreek havoc on the UAE music scene with their phycostic members and spice girls covers.

They are scary people, i have met them, i almost pissed myself, gandhi's cookbook.

by scott morrison October 17, 2006

Sensei Gandhi

To be the best of the best
Be the most skilled amongst others

Cristiano Ronaldo has the desire to be the SENSEI GANDHI of the pitch

by Sensei II November 29, 2020

Reverse Gandhi

Commiting an act of unspeakable violence for any or no reason.

This one kid said some stupid shit, and now I'm going to reverse Gandhi his ass.

by Loquacious64 April 2, 2021

Gandhi Pill

Noun.
A theoretical pill that calms you down. Similar to a Chill Pill.

Dude, you need a Gandhi Pill.

by Kai Rask August 27, 2006

Sonia Gandhi

Wife of son of daughter of India's first Prime Minister, all of whom were in the Indian National Congress political party.

Born in Italy. Met her future husband in Cambridge, UK.

Eventually went on to become the president of the Indian National Congress (after assassination of her husband Rajiv Gandhi, former president of INC, who was son of Indira Gandhi, former president of INC, who was daughter of Jawaharlal Nehru, former president of INC).

Turned down Prime Ministership when INC won the 2004 Indian general elections. Instead installed her puppet (Dr. Manmohan Singh, who was not even a Member of Parliament initially) as the Prime Minister.

To be succeeded by her son, Rahul Gandhi (because he is her son).

And they all say that India is a democracy... How so, when the current INC president, Sonia Gandhi, continues the long line of dynastic rule in the Indian National Congress?

by Vijay K September 3, 2013