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GYLAO
1.) Pronunciation: "GYLAO"; (jy-e-low)
Phrase used against lazy forum (etc.), users who DON'T READ previous post due to its large quantity of detailed content. Otherwise posting in a thread without reading the OP's post and thus contradicting the point of posting in the first place.
"Get your lazy ass out!"
"Git yo lazee aS owt!"
2.) Images speak louder than words! Because of their some what similar pronunciations, a Jello image with the text "Here have a GYLAO!" is a greater comeback! Verbs "eat" or "have" are used to indicate an insult that they may be a fat lazy troll. Thus- "Don't feed the troll words, feed it GYLAO!"
Phrase used against lazy forum (etc.), users who DON'T READ previous post due to its large quantity of detailed content. Otherwise posting in a thread without reading the OP's post and thus contradicting the point of posting in the first place.
"Get your lazy ass out!"
"Git yo lazee aS owt!"
2.) Images speak louder than words! Because of their some what similar pronunciations, a Jello image with the text "Here have a GYLAO!" is a greater comeback! Verbs "eat" or "have" are used to indicate an insult that they may be a fat lazy troll. Thus- "Don't feed the troll words, feed it GYLAO!"
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Gylop
A word you use through the internet (that doesn't exist) just to annoy the victim because they don't know it.
Gylop by RandomThomas December 27, 2011
Gylombardo
Someone who overeats and has massive love handles hanging over their belt. They may not even be able to see their genitals when they look down.
Keep eating like that and you're going to become a fat gylombardo! Sure, have some more Kentucky Fried bockbock.
Gylombardo by Blumpette December 14, 2018
GYAOH
Get Your Ass Over Here
A "come-hither" short-hand for text messaging, or a phrase usable between friends.
A "come-hither" short-hand for text messaging, or a phrase usable between friends.
GYAOH by jamielsmith January 17, 2008
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