Gyöngyi

She is one of the funniest people on Earth. Her jokes are outstanding and she will never fail to make you laugh. She may seem cold at first but when you get to know her you will realise she is really nice. She is very trustworthy, loyal and dependable. Her love for cats is never ending and she is one of the most caring people in the world.

Person one: Do you know Gyöngyi?
Person two: Yes, her jokes are the best!

by KameriderPikachu November 21, 2021

Sheru Krushna Goni

It is a soft toy of tiger's cub whose name was given by Rahul Vaidya as Sheru in Bigg Boss House later Arshi named it Sheru Krushna Goni.

They have said that it is 75% son of Rahul Vaidya and 75% son of Aly Goni and the mother is Arshi Khan. All of this was the part of a fun entertaining task.

Sheru Krushna Goni has become as important as a contestant in the Bigg Boss House.

by RKV February 3, 2021

El Goonish Shive

A weird and funny webcomic, created by Dan Shive.
Includes: transformation, squirrel girls, gender bending, hot chicks, chick on chick action. Boys will love it
(Great story cute boys, girls will love it too)

El Goonish Shive is the best webcomic on-line.

by Maki P May 30, 2006

Goonion

A group who outwardly appear as a workers' union, such as SEIU, AFL-CIO, or UAW, but who are used by politicians to act as intimidators at public forums like townhalls or demonstrations.

"We came to talk to our congressman about our opposition to government controlled healthcare, but a goonion was bussed in from outside our district to shout down questions and throw elbows at citizens."

by WesternCiv September 1, 2009

Gooniez

Another word for Friends. (Alternative spelling of Goonies, from the 1980s film of the same name).

I'm hanging with my Gooniez tonite.

by MarkMark April 14, 2006

gonif

A Hebrew/Yiddish word, often used (and spelled various ways) in English; particularly used in southern California. There is no exact English equivalent word; `operator' is maybe the closest. A gonif operates on the shadowy borders of illegality and/or impropriety, and gets away with it, and is not quite an outright crook. The word seems to combine proper moral disapproval with sneaking admiration. Reference: 'The Joys of Yiddish,' by Leo Rosten.

Seymour was an accomplished and clever gonif. He could con birds out of trees, and could figure out how to game any bureaucratic system within a few minutes.

by Chuck Hastings June 29, 2003

Gonish

adj: On the verge of or almost being gone.

"Wow, look at the stars! Aw, now their gonish."

by Chadly1044 May 5, 2008