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GKOMENA is a Greek word for chick, my chick (h gkomena mou), gkomena has its roots in the latest 50's from the word GKOMINA. You can use it as a lo and behold for example "you are so beautiful" in Greek "ti gkomena eisai esy"
gkomenara
crazy baby
gkomena by Stallion81 May 20, 2006
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gomenasai 

more formal version of wordgomen/word Means "sorry" in Japanese
I just killed a furry! Gomenasai!
gomenasai by IvanTheRedLlama June 11, 2003
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Modern Greek slang for a man's girlfriend or mistress. Also used to talk about very attractive women in general.
My wife doesnt know I have a gomena, so lets keep it that way.

Wow! Look at that gomena getting off the bus!
gomena by Panagiotis7 March 13, 2010

Gomenaki 

Greek noun: gender neautral babe, hotstuff, unicorn
Whose that person, such a babe, a total gomenaki!
Gomenaki by Someonewhosenotme1 August 4, 2018

Gnomenapping

When someone steals a garden gnome with the intention of taking that gnome to various locations and sending pictures of the gnome back to its original, and rightful owner.
Severina: What are you doing tomorrow night?

Elizabeth: I'm taking a road trip this month, so I'm gnomenapping that house over on Lincoln.
Gnomenapping by LizzieSoucie February 8, 2010
Ten man white boy hip-hop group from Richmond, Virginia. Goomena produces some of the best stuff south of broad street. Look for Goomena in record stores near you.
Girl 1: Did you see Goomena play at innsbrook last night.
Girl 2: Yeah! Those guys are all studs. They know how to make music too....
Goomena by Master PP October 19, 2004

gomenasorry 

Internet meme. Mixing two words, gomenasai (i dont know japanese correct me if im wrong) and sorry.
Oh! Gomenasorry! Im such a baka..!
gomenasorry by memesfordays..! August 19, 2023
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