G'n'G

Get up and go.

You've got an awful lot of G'n'G today.

Where'd all of your G'n'G come from?

G'n'G by Mz.V13 November 15, 2015

s.o.m.f.a.n.g.o

An acronym meaning, "sit on my face and never get off".

Gosh I wonder if that girl would like to S.O.M.F.A.N.G.O.

s.o.m.f.a.n.g.o by Redlline November 28, 2016

C.G.N.U.

Crazy Go Nuts University is a made up institution that originated at the website www.HomestarRunner.com

It is where some of the characters from the website attend, coach, teach, and play for.

I am a graduate of C.G.N.U.

Note: People will not understand what you mean if they do not visit www.HomestarRunner.com

C.G.N.U. by TheTruePryncess August 10, 2006

g/n 

means goodnight. people write this when they are in a hurry or just plain lazy

"g/n"
"goodnight to you to"

g/n by Karalee February 27, 2008

beer-I-N-G-O 

A game of bingo which simultaneously involves drinking beer usually at a casino. Home versions can also be played and can involve TV shows and movies... you can pretty much adapt your own rules... as long as there is beer involved you can call it beer-I-N-G-O... the best part is... everyone's a winner!

1. "Grab your daubers and lets meet at the Red Rock Casino for some beer-I-N-G-O!"

2. "Let's watch Tosh.0 and play beer-I-N-G-O!!! We should be wastey face in no time!!!"

beer-I-N-G-O by Misa Rose September 22, 2010

F.N.G. 

Fucking New Guy.
A term used in 'Nam to denote someone new in country. Troops who had some time under their belt wouldn't talk to them until they proved that they wouldn't die within the first few days.

So you're the fng? Don't get shot.

F.N.G. by Spyknij September 14, 2003

F.N.G. 

Fuckin' New Guy. Term still used in the western English-speaking armed forces of the west (primarily United States, Australia, United Kingdom and Canada) to denote a new soldier fresh off his basic training. It means they have the basics but no real experience, so they do everything by the book (which is not always best) and they are overly keen and always shut down on long excersices.

Some people stay F.N.G.'s for years, however most switched-on soldiers lose the status within a year.

F.N.G. by jon999999 October 13, 2006