by Muggus November 26, 2003
From the words "go" "on". Used mainly in Ireland, particularly in Tyrone and Derry, as a means in which to ask someone for something, or direct someone to do something.
by Ouch it's Francie November 30, 2004
1. To be one who is not yet gone, but in the act of leaving and signifying your departure by simply saying, "GAWN."
2. Someone who left, or intends to get the fuck out, quickly.
3. Used in reference to someone who tagged your sister and then bolted. ie: "He fucked your sister and now he's GAWN."
2. Someone who left, or intends to get the fuck out, quickly.
3. Used in reference to someone who tagged your sister and then bolted. ie: "He fucked your sister and now he's GAWN."
ex 1: Person 1: "See you later man."
Person 2: "Gawn."
ex 2: Person 1: "Wait a secon--"
Person 2: "Fuck you I'm GAWN."
ex 3: Person 1: "Which one of you fucked my sister?"
Person 2: "Dave did...but after the money shot he was all like, 'Gawn!' and then he was gawn."
Person 2: "Gawn."
ex 2: Person 1: "Wait a secon--"
Person 2: "Fuck you I'm GAWN."
ex 3: Person 1: "Which one of you fucked my sister?"
Person 2: "Dave did...but after the money shot he was all like, 'Gawn!' and then he was gawn."
by R.H.L. February 2, 2004
'Bobby throws a swiffer wetjet bottle at the local church bell.'
Susy yells, "Ahh, that gawne is hurting is giving me a headache!"
Susy yells, "Ahh, that gawne is hurting is giving me a headache!"
by omgwtfbbq69er January 27, 2010
A surname of the highest class given to dwarf men for heroic acts.
People with the surname Gawn usually enjoy playing clash of clans on the weekends with a glass of lemon juice.
People with the surname Gawn usually enjoy playing clash of clans on the weekends with a glass of lemon juice.
by imthestrangemanthatpeers October 25, 2022
by Ambhr November 30, 2015
The call given by White Sox play by play man Ken "Hawk" Harrelson when an opposing player strikes out during the game.
by TeDog June 21, 2004