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Two guy perform 69 on each other while ever so slightly brushing the bottom of the partners sack with their tongue. Depending on the GICL level you can throw in a few tugs for good measure.
Hey number two! Are you down for a GICL tonight. Sure number one, I love your GICL style.
GICL by Bully17 July 19, 2018
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An aggressive form of sack play. The tickler stuffs a tickling device in their own anus, while the ticklee lays on their back with his legs spread - sometimes holding their ankles/toes to ensure maximum access. The tickler then squats over them and bounces up and down/side to side brushing the tickling device across the ticklee's (likely small) nutsack; similar to a tea bag motion. The two should be facing each other and staring deeply into one another's soul.

A BICL is when this is done with the tickler facing the opposite direction - a "bad idea" because he won't know if/when the ticklee is thinking about jamming the tickling device further up their ass.
I hope Rashanda is down to GICL me tonight!
GICL by UrMomKnowsWhoIAm July 20, 2018
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Pretentious frou-frou frenchlish word for inkjet prints of digital artworks. Made up by some American printer guy trying to bump up his sales back in 1991. Primarily used by art galleries in resort towns and surburban strip malls to confuse middlebrow art snob wannabe collectors into thinking they're getting something unique - as opposed to one of what could potentially be an infinite number of identical knockoffs. Often used together with the phrase "limited edition of 200" for maximum effect.
This work, "Snapshot of My Cat," by noted local photographer Unknown is available as a 8"x10" giclée print in a limited edition of 200. $140. Signed by the artist.
giclée by jpramas February 4, 2013
A giclee (zhee-CLAY) is an individually produced, high-resolution, high-fidelity reproduction done on a special large format printer. Giclees are produced from digital scans of existing artwork, or a digital file.
Giclees use inkjet technology, but far more sophisticated than your desktop printer.
Giclee by OneBadAsp October 22, 2006
A frozen tongue stuck to a metal pole in the wintertime, or if some Jabberwock has done so in the walk-in frreezer.
Mah tngu iz froven tu dsa pull wike a ificle (giclee).
Giclee by Ralph Gaggern October 9, 2007
fine art prints on large format inkjet printers.
Mona Lisa Giclee Reproductions.
giclee by seebeyond September 26, 2007

Gicluger 

A grouping of the derogatory terms ‘gook’ (refers to individuals of Korean descent) and ‘spic’ (individuals of a Hispanic background) and adding ‘luger’ (a German made pistol).

This term is used as a cut down to people of lower intelligence.
Hey Andy! You're a Gicluger

Did you see that Gicluger!? He's so dumb.
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