Gun

Australian colloquial term to denote an esteemed and relied upon friend, or anyone otherwise who is excellent and formidable with regards some activity. Descended from wartime and comrades who were dependable, trusted and efficient, a 'good gun' to have alongside you.

Jimmy's a gun soccer player. His goals carried the team yesterday.

by JoeBloethelotsth June 28, 2007

A gun

A cool little mechanism that goes bang bang or boom boom with somebodies consent.

"Hey spongebob look at my camera"
*Shoots the gun*
"Oh wait, that wasn't a camera!"
(It was A gun)

by Kalacoola707 August 22, 2020

The Gun

The gun is basically you do the gun symbol with you hand and the two fingers go into the hole of the female and your finger basically flicks their bean. Simple.

Hannah: Omg louis used "the gun" on me last night, I can still feel the pain

by James Adamson August 3, 2013

gun it

(v.) To push with full force. Most commonly used to say sprint (whether person, racehorse or car). The likely origin of this could be a starter pistol, although the fact that a bullet leaves a gun at full speed and never slacks seems more probable.

I've got to gun it to catch the next train to Scotland!

by Kung-Fu Jesus May 12, 2004

Gun

A sexy word for strong arm

Something that you can use to shoot (someone)

THIS GUY A GUN and GUNS

by Phibun September 9, 2020

Gunning it

Undertake a disciplined activity at full-throttle.

He's got exams next week and he's absolutely gunning it.

by Androclus October 13, 2013

with guns

An absurd change that wrecks an ordinarily good thing by taking it to silly excess. Inspired by a video game advertisement that proclaimed, "What's the one thing better than ninjas? NINJAS WITH GUNS!!"

Whiny player: "They should make it so the orc and troll mages can heal."
Game dev: "Bah! Next you'll be asking for elves with guns!"

by patchcali August 26, 2005