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Means 'Generelle Abkürzung' (General Abbreviation) in German and can therefore be used for literally EVERYTHING.
Gak
Gak by SlipStream May 17, 2003
Gak
Used by King Princess (real name Mikaela Straus) an openly gay singer/songwriter and her fans. Means gay, fabulous, amazing etc.
An adjective that applies to almost anything deemed positive
An adjective that applies to almost anything deemed positive
Gak by I Stan a queen February 2, 2019
gak
A popular Nickolodeon slime, available in many variations such as glow in the dark, speckled, cocoanut smelling, etc. Useful for making fart noises, grossing out friends or as sexual lubricant.
gak by Dameon Jackson January 17, 2005
Gak
slang for cocaine - from the nauseating effects of doing too much, causing retching after a hefty snort.
Gak by China White April 2, 2003
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