Another "ex-terrorist" the American government, and anti-terror warrior George W Bush, has formally forged diplomatic ties with.
Mr Blair is said by his officials to be ready to offer military training to Gaddafi's officers as a way of showing that Britain and the US do not want to disarm Libya totally and have no intention of attacking it. It's the oil they're after.
by B. Gates July 2, 2004
Gaddafi |gəˈdäfē| Noun, verb, adjective, adverb.
Acting in the belief that one is correct in every instance and the world is unjustly arrayed against oneself by taking actions that deter or deny the opposition's capacity to prove one wrong.
The manner, or quality thereof.
Any such persons who embody this belief.
Derivatives: gaddafing, gaddafied, gaddafer, gaddafest, gaddafily.
Acting in the belief that one is correct in every instance and the world is unjustly arrayed against oneself by taking actions that deter or deny the opposition's capacity to prove one wrong.
The manner, or quality thereof.
Any such persons who embody this belief.
Derivatives: gaddafing, gaddafied, gaddafer, gaddafest, gaddafily.
Example: He gaddafied with the IRS over his lifetime of unpaid taxes.
The Libyan dictator gaddafily resisted US attempts to broker a ceasefire with the rebels.
The Libyan dictator gaddafily resisted US attempts to broker a ceasefire with the rebels.
by chen yutong April 3, 2011
Embraces the philosophy "If it feels good, do it!". This word was first coined by Mark Corrigan, a fictional character in the British sitcom 'Peep Show' (played by David Mitchell). The philosophy it describes was one frequently adopted by Mark's flatmate, and Mitchell's co-star Robert Webb.
"Oh shit, Will's following Gaddafi's law again tonight. His nose is going to dissolve if he's not careful"
(to policeman) "Fuck off Cuntstubble Cock! I only answer to Gaddafi's Law!"
(to policeman) "Fuck off Cuntstubble Cock! I only answer to Gaddafi's Law!"
by briandoggo December 7, 2010
An alternative to "Get at me bro!"
'Get at me' can sound like Gaddafi, hence the origin of this definition
'Get at me' can sound like Gaddafi, hence the origin of this definition
by ChanG1JoshDow September 7, 2011
Noun: An indication that someone is on the verge of a breakdown due to stress or mental instability. This stems from Libyan Dictator Muammar Gaddafi's infamous video from February 21, 2011 where he delivers an anti-insurrection speech while holding an uncharacteristic white umbrella.
by scottyc2 August 23, 2011
Somewhat like the terms "ghetto stomp" and "curb stomp." It is where you quite litteraly get stomped to death for being un-liked.
by whodoyouthinkthisis13 October 23, 2011
Oh John its gone 10 o clock hurry up im hank marvin lets get down the Colonel Gaddafi. West London Rhyming Slang you Slags.
by Crowhawk October 13, 2015