Gun Game

The greatest new lawn game of all time. Played in a yard with bocce balls, obstacles, beers, and a bunch of bros. Based on what obstacle a player hits with the bocce ball, they must shotgun a beer on the spot. Also if a player scores an bocce into one of the nets, they can assign a beer shotgun to any player.

Bro 1: “How are we going to finish all these beers?” Bro 2: “How about a round of gun game? Bro 3: “Smart”

by Prawn God April 13, 2023

Game Pigeon Method

The way in which dudes with no game effortlessly obtain the phone number of a girl they're Snapchatting via the prospect of some light-hearted, iMessage-based friendly competition.

P1: "I'm talking to this girl on Snap, and I can't figure out how to get her number. What do I do?"
P2: "Just use the Game Pigeon method. Ask her if she wants to play 8 Ball and she'll slide you those digits immediately."

by drakedrakemayemayelover10 December 13, 2025

games

For something to get done or Finished. Past tense is gam

Let's hurry up before the food games, or else they're going to say food has gam.

by big_stepperr January 22, 2025

Gaming Services

Typically a term that you use to describe something you dislike and Gaming Services is a program on the Microsoft Store which has a major problem where if it fails if you try to play a game it sends you gaming services on the microsoft store instead of launching a game and the worst part is that it's extremely error prone and its mostly known for its high risk of failing

"This is literally gaming services" or "That is worse than gaming services!" or "still not as bad as gaming services!" or you can use it in a phrase like "(insert difficult thing here) is still not as difficult as fixing gaming services!"

by GamingServicesSucks May 14, 2025

Pong Major Game

Write the names of some majors on 6 to 10 beerpong cups and then play pong with plenty of beer. The last cup is your major.

College Sophmore played Pong Major Game and was hit the "Photo-journalism" cup last and thus obligated to register as a photo-journalism major the next day.

by Frodo086 April 20, 2009

Shovelware’s Brain Game

A meme-packed Roblox quiz show created by shovelware’s studios with collaboration with SMART technologies, where 1–6 players pick trivia categories, and win wacky prizes. Hosted by the legendary Dancing Banana (yep, Peanut Butter Jelly Time), alongside a mysterious voice called the Announcer. Expect utter madness—banana nephews, audience members falling over or randomly setting stuff on fire, and Boardy the SMART Board handling visuals. Players earn points for correct answers and speed, with bonus prize questions tossed in for extra chaos. You always win something: prizes range from 10,000 bottles of dog shampoo to a rusty biplane or Banana-shaped ice cream bars. Duplicates turn into coins, which you can spend on cosmetics like podium skins, buzzer sounds, and text styles.

“Bro, I joined Shovelware’s Brain Game for the trivia, and left with 10,000 bottles of dog shampoo and a podium on fire. Best game night ever”

“I was about to win the round, but Boardy popped up with some pixelated math question and his smug “let’s do some visual learning” voice—dude needs to chill.”

by EMD F59PHI July 9, 2025

give the game away

To expose how something really works. Usually refers giving away the game that one’s self relies on. Like holding your own Wizard Of Oz curtain open just a little so everyone can see what’s behind it. Normally it’s accepted that one would not want to give the game away.

Fox News embraces nazis because it’s part of their audience and part of where they’re headed, so when a nazi comes on their show and directly spouts nazi propaganda, they get nervous and suppress some of what the nazi is saying because they want to bring a voice to nazis but they don’t want to give the game away, meanwhile nazis freely give the game away because they have little tact in delivering their message.

by APOLOGIEZZZZZ December 7, 2022