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Galamad(n); Calamari- an Italian dish composed primarily of squid (often stated with a Italian/American accent).
"Aye Paulie! Did you try the galamad Soprano's yet?"

"No, not yet. How was it?"

"Fuckin' phenomenal! I'm tellin' you, you gotta try it."
Galamad by Almighty Mic September 25, 2021
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Tony’s newborn child’s nickname but also secret middle name his wife doesn’t know about.
“Hey! Did you come up with a name for the baby yet?”

“Nah not yet, but it will probably just be Galamad.”

“Nice.”
Galamad by GalamadGuy December 19, 2023
Cheapest lager beer around . 87 cent a can. If you can find cheaper ill refund it. . . .
John; "You gunna get twisted tonight man?"
Winthorpe; "No ive hardly any money"
John: "Sure jus go on the Galahad mate, Cheap as chips. . . "
Galahad by softboyz June 21, 2009

Galamata 

Galamata is someone or something that cant be reached or be copied by someone or something. In the whole universe there can be only one Galamata. Aaaaand of course Galamata is Batman . If someone says that he is Batman, someday he will die , because only Galamata is Batman. And everything is happening in this world because Galamata is Batman.
Galamata is Batman .
Only Galamata knows what Galamata truly means.
Because Galamata is Batman!
Galamata by Galamata January 4, 2019
a unique name of my boyfriend 😜 if you ever meet a Galaad, don’t you ever let him go! He’s amazing, he sweet and kind and loving. I promise you Galaad is a keep.... lol he’s Mexican which explains the rare name
Galaad is the best fucking boyfriend ever!
galaad by stupidfrootloop February 4, 2021

Galahad Motherfucker 

The traditional call when the legendary galahad marathon, usually resulting in anal.
Jon: "I feel like a drink"

Spence: "GALAHAD MOTHERFUCKERRRRRR"
a cry baby from arthurian legend, who is into understanding his enemy, instead of killing him cannot even hold a candlestick holder to Tristan
Tristan: hey man, want a beer
Galahad: no that was made from hops harvested unjustly
(smack, Tristan beats him over the head and goes and has a beer)
galahad by Snowman McKnives May 1, 2005
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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