guinea pigging

v. A term used to describe the act of testing something, generally software related.

Guy #1: Hey, I just finished testing that change you made to the software. It works great.
Guy #2: Sweet! Thanks for guinea pigging, man!

by thecooley September 22, 2007

guinea pig

guinea pigs are adorable rodents who are also known as cavies. they make great pets and are easy to look after. they are vegertarians and love to eat most fruit and vegetables. they also love fresh hay and grass.

my guinea pig loves to eat cucumber

by little miss shy June 5, 2007

Guinea pig

Hamster deluxe

When my hamster died, I decided it was time for an upgrade. So I purchased a hamster deluxe aka guinea pig.

by EtodadoubleU May 26, 2009

Guinea tee

Slang for a masculine sleeveless undershirt. Also known as a tank top. Less popularized/ inoffensive version of term “wife beater”. Used by some Italian Northern Americans, mostly and upper east coast saying. Has nothing to do with the

Bobby: “We’re goin to the shore tomorrow should I put on a black shirt or white guinea tee?”
Mikey: “It’s gonna be 98 degrees id go with the guinea tee bro”

by Dagoddt June 9, 2022

Guinea Hen

In Shakespearean times, a "Guinea Hen" was another term for a prostitute.

Too many guinea hens wondering about at night these days.

by Lord Lister June 18, 2007

equatorial guinea

a little rectangle of land in africa plus an island off the coast. a former spanish colony, it is currently known for an extremely unstable faux democracy. it has perhaps the most unfree press in the world, with newspapers banded.

equatorial guinea is right on the equator.

by Ben E. Hama January 31, 2007

Guinea

An Italian - when Italians first came to the US, they were some of the most industrious and hardest workers. When times were tough and a hard or low-scale job needed to be done, an Italian would be willing to do it for the menial wage of a Guinea (a reference to an old, nearly worthless, British coin).

"Don't do that, sir, that's disgusting! We'll get some Guinea to take care of that for you."

by Geri Atric June 14, 2017