1. Seeking and enjoying the company of others; sociable.
2. Having to do with or pertaining to Greg.
2. Having to do with or pertaining to Greg.
by Robert Akins June 4, 2004
The funnest word in the English language to use out of context when used in a response to a serious question. It misleads and confuses the interrogator. The real definition means " tending to associate with others of one's kind" but no one in their right mind knows that. When a person is responding to a question it is always best to follow up the statement with "That's why they call me gregarious." Coined from Brad Pitt's line in the movie The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. .
Girl: So what are we exactly?
Boy: Well I've never been one for serious relationships really. Guess that's why the call me gregarious.
Boy: Well I've never been one for serious relationships really. Guess that's why the call me gregarious.
by Billy Lines February 4, 2010
Also known as “OldGregarious," meaning seeking and enjoying the company of others while dressing and acting as Old Greg.
You might call me gregarious, or even OldGregarious! Know why? I’m Old Greg! My office is filled with all things that are good.
by ZombieJessica December 2, 2008
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by brick by brick January 21, 2010
Looking down from her solitary balcony at the empty street, she thought warmly of her many friends, and those she hoped someday to meet, glad that they were nowhere near her, happy for the moment to be the gregarious loner.
by Monkey's Dad April 10, 2020
by Simp ;) October 16, 2020