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Galope meaning a mildly sexual term. The main definition of Galope is "deep throating somthing" is a combonation of Grope+dome. It can be ask be used at random, as an exclamation, or even as an insult to somone. It can disguise the word "blow job", and make it so that you can curse unnoticed. Random blurts of this term induce laughter, as a seemingly random combination of letters. So be weary when using this, but know that it fits best for perverted sentences and awkward silence-breaking. Galope is an uncommon word, but when it is used, it is used by the finest of perverts, and of the best conversational people.
"Sandy's Galoping that candy cane like theres no tomorrow!"
"I Galoped him last night at the party at Bobs"
"Mann, she Galoped me good last night"
Galope by Hellokitty12 January 17, 2010
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In the Spanish language the word for shotgun is "escopeta," so naturally for a Glock the word "Glopeta" is used, especially in Spanish rap and trap music.
Sicarios disparando su glopetas, balasera en el sector terminandolos con escopeta.
Glopeta by B3lluM February 20, 2022
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gish-galloper 

The Gish Gallop is a a debating/rhetorical technique that involves barraging an opponent with a haze of falsified statements, outright lies, and straw-man arguments. The unsuspecting opponent typically feels defenseless and frustrated against the attack and is unable to deflect it on the spot. It is named after creationism activist and professional debater Duane Gish.
Newt Gingrich is a notorious gish-galloper. In an exchange with Howard Dean he grossly distorted the facts concerning the number of Americans who would be forced into a government health insurance plan by making up the random number of 131 million:

"The way the bill in the House -- and we're talking about a specific bill -- the way the bill in the House would work, if your company didn't offer any insurance, they would pay an 8 percent tax on their personnel cost.

For most companies, that would be a net savings of 3 percent, 4 percent or 5 percent. One estimate by Lewin Associates (sic) is 131 million Americans will lose their private insurance and be pushed into a government plan."
gish-galloper by savagewo December 1, 2011
From the Irish language "Go Lór" meaning 'a lot of' or 'many'.
There was booze galore at the party.
galore by Bekerro November 24, 2006

garden galloper 

A person with a horticultural background who likes to garden with young men.
That Bob Audet is one helluva garden galloper!

Galopogized 

The state after eating massive amounts of food so you don't feel like moving, and you just lay there on the couch like a galopogus sea lion on the beach. Usually a fat, lazy person or after eating a lot on holidays or special events such as Thanksgiving or BBQ's.
I'm totally galopogized right now.
Galopogized by BananaPiell August 4, 2010
In abundance, A lot of
At Suzies birthday party there was Candy , Hotdogs and Icecream Galore
Galore by Jellyphant July 29, 2003
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Also used to describe establishments where alternative foods and products are sold, i.e. natural food stores.

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murderhobo 

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DM: The sad little orphan girl tugs at Steve's trenchcoat to get his attention, and ask for help saving her pet dog from...
Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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