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Get Outta My Face Kid
Player 1: Dude, wtf was that?
Player 2: GOMFK
GOMFK by Vitsen January 17, 2009
Words you can keep
It is an acronym for Get Out My Face Kid mostly used in the fps gaming community
ex)You got owned so bad you need to GOMFK
[GOMFK] by SgtOwner January 11, 2009
Related Words
[GOMFK] GOMF GOMFL Gomeka GOMFP gomft gomek Gomekor GOMFAB gomfafisntab
Goblet of mother fucking goodness.

The biggest beer you have ever seen. A beer so big that God himself can't finish.
Heather lets for to the bar and get an Gomfg .

That beer is huge, is it a Gomfg?
Gomfg by Deejayk112 January 17, 2016
a fantasy football game that has the 2 best ballers in the league going head to head, stands for Game Of Mutha Fucking Year. A true bombastic match of the 2 Leaders
Man, Jeff is up against Todd this week, with both players having a 5-1 squad. Even lower half of league is keeping an eye on this GOMFY, certainly tacos and jackassery will reign supreme....one for the ages
GOMFY by Jeff Dailey January 19, 2009
We got to the club, the music (and/or people) wasn't as good "as they said," so we told them to "gomf get outa my face," and left.
"Man? You best gomf get outa my face!
gomf by DvyD223 March 31, 2015
On hochit gibat' muzhikov, on takoy gomik.
gomik by NoControl July 29, 2003
Get on my fucking nerves
Omg Karen gomfn with all that yelling
Gomfn by Baxely May 25, 2020
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