Goobernatorial
Bubba: Yo bro who do you want to become governor?
Bill: I don't care it's a goobernatorial election.
Bill: I don't care it's a goobernatorial election.
Goobernatorial by Squeeps February 25, 2014
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goobernatorial
goobernatorial by Angela Brown May 15, 2005
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goobernatorial
Not satisfied wif his goobernatorial success in da early '70's, Jimmy decided dat he was tired of "working for peanuts" and set his sights on da US presidency instead.
goobernatorial by QuacksO January 5, 2022
Goobernatorial
Goobernatorial by Murder-Drone December 1, 2023
Goobernatorial election
Jake: "Did you hear about the recent gubernatorial election results?"
Nathan: "You mean goobernatorial election, right?"
Jake: "Bruh."
Nathan: "You mean goobernatorial election, right?"
Jake: "Bruh."
Goobernatorial election by Devourer of Cheese November 6, 2023
gubernatorial
Of, or referring to a governor. This word is exceptionally weird, because it should be governorial or something. Like, when we elect a President, it's called a Presidential election, NOT a Presibentorial election.
gubernatorial by star8706 September 19, 2003
gubernatorial
gubernatorial by Monique September 19, 2003
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