Galesburg

A crappy ass town in Michigan and it's filled with rednecks and people who they think there from Battle Creek. And the football team is shitty

Oh my this looks like Galesburg

by Daddycinnamon June 30, 2017

Galen

Galen is a very caring, and "shy person." The name Galen means calm in Hebrew. It can be a girl or boy name. Don't be fooled by their 'shy' personality.. Galen's can be very loud and crazy.

"I love the name Galen, very unique."

by twittergirl2243 January 23, 2012

Gale Fail

Basically the entire plot of The Hunger Games in two words. It is used as derogatory slang for the series.

Person #1: Did you like The Hunger Games?

Person #2: You mean that Gale Fail? I couldn't even finish reading that garbage.

by KEMMA SLAY June 26, 2016

Galesburg Illinois

A town full of teenage pregnancy, meth heads, and the wannabe from Chicago people.

I am from Galesburg Illinois, so pretty much Chicago.

by Hoedy January 20, 2021

Galentines Day

When single women get together on Valentines day to tell each other that being single isn't really that bad.

"Hey Chelsea, do you wanna come to our Galentines Day dinner this year?"
"Galentines day?"
"Yeah its just a bunch of girls getti..."
"Fuck that I want a man."

by CREY February 12, 2010

Gadem

Gadem (Gay-Dum)

A messed up way of saying either:
1. Got 'em
2. Got ya
3. Ha Ha fooled you
4. Caught ya
5. Caught 'em

Dude, your dog died..............................haha Gadem.

by Ralph H January 14, 2007

Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School

A high school made up of a set of towns whose main subject of fun is "whippin' shitties". While the school may be filled with useless intolerance, there are a select few students and teachers with futures beyond getting drunk and yelling about taxes. Recently, the school was able to finally pass a new referendum allowing new (Styrofoam) roofs that leaked within the first six months. Some might say it was a step in the right direction.

Let's go GET High! Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School is the best!

by preventionignorance December 20, 2010