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GP stands for "General Principal"

Usually preceeded by the word "On"
Why did you sleep with my ex girlfriend? I thought you were my best friend! Even though technically she was single, I should fuck you up just on GP
GP by jay blkman September 12, 2003
Words you can keep
GP is a word used by roller-coaster enthusiasts, and simply means General Public (as in what non-enthusiasts would say/do).

The word is also used as a gatekeeping measure by some enthusiasts from letting their passions be flooded with non-enthusiasts.

NOTE: People in videos tend to say 'general public'.
1) Nemesis, at Alton Towers, is a ride not just popular with enthusiasts, but with the GP as well.

2) If you don't know what GP means, you're GP.
GP by Zylx2 September 19, 2017
Related Words
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GP stands for "General Principal"
In GP, Principal should be spelled: Principle
We retired school principals object to this abuse...

Usually preceeded by the word "On"
The word is spelled: preceded

I invite jay blkman, (Sep 12, 2003) to correct his entry. Thanks.
On GP, principals are known to have lofty principles.
GP by Dorvaldude August 4, 2005
GP stands for “General Practitioner”

A GP is a doctor who does not specialize in any particular area of medicine, but they treat all types of illnesses. GP is an abbreviation for 'general practitioner'.
1) If you’re having suicidal thoughts it is important that you make an appointment with your GP as soon as possible.

2) The GP may wish to provide his own aftercare for some patients.
GP by xxhummingbyrdxx April 28, 2020
“Good point
1: Don’t buy your ticket yet, we probably won’t be able to sit together then.
2: GP.
GP by ayoitswy February 10, 2018
1: “what’s everybody gp (game plan) for this weekend
Gp by alecia_rawr335 June 28, 2018
1. Gold pieces.

Usually used on mutiplayer games on the internet.
Omg how much is that sword?
like.. 300gp!
Okay!!

(Runescape, MMM, ect.)
gp by vicvic30 April 20, 2007
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