gg

"Great Going" or "Good Game" or a placeholder for just any joyous feeling.

After someone cracks a good gag.
After you solve a tough problem.
To appreciate someone.
To express praise. eg. This is a "gg" song.

by Abhishek Sheopory January 02, 2008

gg

1. A term used after the closure of a match/game.
2. Can and may be used to express: disappointment, excitement, astonishment, bad sportsmanship.
3. A term used by online gamers, usually CS players after getting killed in a round.

1. (Counter-Terrorists Win!)
CT krucial - gg
T crisis - gg

2a. (After one fails to find a 5v5 scrim on #findscrim)
clan members - "gg freakn noob."

2b. (After a hot chick asks one to sleep with her)
boy - "GG! she just asked me to sleep with her!"

2c. (After getting randomly headshotted thru doors in dust2)
*CT* Krucial - "gg that guy hacks!"

2d. (After losing 16-0 in a match)
winners - "gg #quitlife."
losers - *cry*

3. (scrub420 headshots cplguy333 with p90)
cplguy333 - "gg"

by edews February 18, 2006

gg

an abriviation of the words Good Game, most used in lobbys of online games on PC, PS2 and X-box, the opisite of gg is bg meaning bad game, but almost no one ever uses that

game in SOCOM finishes and hte score ended 5 to 6 in the chat room you would type gg

by Brian November 23, 2003

gg

giggles

She is gg-ing. Meaning : She is giggling.

by OhMyGG October 29, 2011

gg

good game; a term used to congratulate a team member or opposition member after a online game. used in conjunction with 133t speak.

h3Y +h@+ w45 4 gg

by sandy January 21, 2004

gg

GG can b used in all multiplayer games...it means good game or great game

gg blue tem, we sure killed then in this round

by (CC)HeINrIcH April 10, 2004

gg

Generally used to express a form of joy. "gg" comes originally from the warcraft 3 scene and means "good game" and was often ironically used. Some german guys adopted a more general meaning to "gg" or "sehr gg" (which means "very gg")

gg, we just smashed that team hard.
I got a new car, sehr gg.

by Andreas Peter August 10, 2005