What's Eating Gilbert Grape

A 1993 film starring Johnny Depp that gave us two key concepts in life:
1.) Reasons for not getting fat.
B.) The boredom and malcontent most young adults feel between the ages of 18 and 24.

In "What's Eating Gilbert Grape," Gilbert (Johnny Depp) displays the extreme boredom of life one can find living in a post high school world in the rural Midwest.

by elramses May 29, 2008

Grape Soda

the international drink of black people

black man #1: man wants some grape soda

Black man #2: dude who do you think i am a white person

by niggerlyncher7698 July 20, 2010

4th grader

According to the actions of President Bush, a 4th grader is someone who can run our country.

This definition gives too much credit to Bush but it will suffice.

Also see fourth grader.

4th grade Teacher: Okay, class what comes after W?
4th grader: X?
4th grade teacher: Correct Billy.
George W. Bush: X is for oil!
4th grade teacher: -silence-

by PouPouPouPou January 15, 2006

They did surgery on a grape

It started when "they" did surgery on a grape to show the precision of “Da Vinci surgical system”. For some reason instagram user "simpledorito" posted a picture of an instagram screenshot where everything is written "they did suregery on a grape".

I was today years old when i found out that they did surgery on a grape

by Rrcndkvjeighcjdmmdjcmrmffjjvmf November 25, 2018

grapes of wrath

An excellent book by a very good classical writer. Not liking it is common, but calling it a bad book is a typical symptom of being a stupid teenager.

Steinbeck has written many great novels, such as 'Grapes of Wrath' and 'Of Mice and Men', though getting today's teenagers to even pronounce the word 'book' is a feat in itself.

by Brian_H July 16, 2008

grape

Not quite rape, yet more severe than a grope.

Derivatives of grape include graping and graped.

"He was practically graping her on the dancefloor"
etc.

by Chadwick McThrustington May 9, 2008

Gaper

A stupid tourist in a ski town. Used in a derogatory fashion to describe or label them.

1. "That gaper cut me off on the run today!"
2. "Did you see that Gaper? She's wearing a dead animal on her boots."
3. "Yeah, he was a Gaper, he had a Texan accent."

by BreckGirl February 3, 2010