gote

a cigarette. originated from the spelling of stoge, but backwards. also known as "gote stick"

holla at me nigga let me get a gote stick

by J NOISE November 10, 2006

guteprush

The act of guteprushing is shoving a table spoon of sugar in your eye and letting your eye absorb the sugary goodness.

guteprushing will fill you with testosterone and will give you a beard and turn you ginger, including your new handsome beard.

guteprush SUGAR EYEBALL.

by MISSFUCKINGTRIPP April 22, 2011

gateprotect

a shitty little firewall that wont let you watch porn

hey we should go to redtube in the classroom computer
cant because of gateprotect :(

by Black Mamba1234 December 5, 2013

Goreplay

When you're watching a gory film but the people with their shirts all torn and hanging off turns you on so much that you start fooling around.

Yo, me and Melanie were watching Cabin Fever but she loves Eli Roth so much it turned into goreplay.

by Elira Day June 2, 2015

gotem good

Used when or after you insult or roast someone or something.

You look like a pickle with a condom on! Gotem good.

by Realtroyzen February 27, 2018

göteborg

Göteborg is the second largest city in Sweden, It has a beautiful archipelago. If you visit sweden sometime, Make sure to go to Göteborgs archipelago. Göteborg roughly has 1 million inhabitants. It is pronounced Gothenburg in english

Guy 1. Man, I want to move somewhere nice.
Guy 2. Dude you should really check out Göteborg!
Guy 1. Sounds cool!

by Pickleshater123 April 3, 2018

GOTEL

Acronym for Guardian of the English Language. A person dedicated to proper spelling, punctuation, grammar, and usage. A GOTEL will sometimes, on a discussion thread, leave a polite comment that corrects an error. A courteous GOTEL will avoid correcting a speaker in live conversation, but may gently hint at correct usage by employing the word or term properly. GOTELs are frequently found among the ranks of editors, teachers, and word-game enthusiasts.

As a dedicated GOTEL, I pointed out that the term 'just desserts' should properly be written 'just deserts,' as it refers to something justly deserved, not a slice of cheesecake which might be chosen for dessert after a meal.

by Zwieback June 25, 2019