garify
Verb: To take a useful system and reduce it's functionality, thereby making it redundant and useless.
Named after our Windows network "specialist" called Gary.
Named after our Windows network "specialist" called Gary.
I think I'll garify this cable and plug it out.
My account has been locked out again, I have been garified.
I used to get good download speeds but since our internet connection was garified I get 0.5kb per second download speeds.
I'd rather be reamed than garified. At least I can still work.
My account has been locked out again, I have been garified.
I used to get good download speeds but since our internet connection was garified I get 0.5kb per second download speeds.
I'd rather be reamed than garified. At least I can still work.
garify by BluePhoenix666 February 21, 2008
Garidien
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Gardy
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Gardyloo
used in Edinburgh as a warning cry when it was customary to throw slops from the windows into the streets
Gardyloo is widely supposed to have been taken from French, although it is uncertain whether it comes from an actual French phrase (such as garde à l’eau!, “attention to the water!”) or if it was a mocking and mistaken imitation of that language. The words appears to have been in use since the late 18th century, and in early use tends to refer more often to defenestrating the contents of a chamber pot more than kitchen slops.