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G-rated
(Originally referred to the American film-rating system, in which "G" stands for "general admission".)
1. Appropriate for all ages, with no offensive content such as violence, drug use, profanity, or sex acts.
2. Sanitized or altered to remove offensive content.
1. Appropriate for all ages, with no offensive content such as violence, drug use, profanity, or sex acts.
2. Sanitized or altered to remove offensive content.
1. Just because a movie is G-rated, that doesn't mean it's a kiddie show: ever see _The Sound of Music_?
2. I'd better tell you the G-rated version of what went on at the school dance; my mom is probably listening in!
2. I'd better tell you the G-rated version of what went on at the school dance; my mom is probably listening in!
G-rated by Ingeborg S. Nordén May 17, 2006
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G-rated by T-dogg_1988 November 14, 2006
G rated pregnacy
This is where a young girl is such a whore, she sucks maybe 10-100 dicks, swallows all the jizz, but then later finds out she has had too much to "drink" becomes ill, lies on her back completley naked convulses forward arching her back to her mouth is at her vagina, vomits all the jizz out into her own pussy, becomes pregnant and has a child from it. This bitch would then have to appear on 12 episodes of geraldo trying to find out who her baby's daddy is.
G rated pregnacy by ApeBike August 29, 2006
rated P.G.
Liora: Oh my gosh. I have a new crush on this guy at school. His name is Brett.
Amber: What's he like?
Liora: Well...he dresses nicely, likes to watch the Food Network, and has Spice Girls on his Ipod...you know, I've never heard him talk about who he thinks is hott though, like other guys do.
Amber: .....so he's rated P.G.?
Amber: What's he like?
Liora: Well...he dresses nicely, likes to watch the Food Network, and has Spice Girls on his Ipod...you know, I've never heard him talk about who he thinks is hott though, like other guys do.
Amber: .....so he's rated P.G.?
rated P.G. by rachael9109 January 11, 2008
Cheese-grated
Verb
1: Reduce (something, someone) to small shreds.
2: To gruesomely scar or injure ones face off a rough surface.
1: Reduce (something, someone) to small shreds.
2: To gruesomely scar or injure ones face off a rough surface.
Cheese-grated by SlimsLynch May 16, 2011
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British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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