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traditionally used to describe lower class members of the south asian persuasion, usually from small towns, villages, or farms.

can also be used to describe a brown guy who:

thinks slicked back hair and mustache looks good, has a tendency to sing bollywood songs under his breath as girls walk by, bobs his head from side to side while talking, wears pastel or neon silk button downs tucked into acid-washed jeans, likes "road trips" to jackson heights at midnight, adhemently denies that he's a fob even though it's so obvious, thinks wearing netted shirts is hot, likes to say things like "tehri ma", collects cell phones from family members, thinks dancing bhangra with other men makes him irresistible to women, buys clothing with any sort of big logo on it i.e. armani exchange, has a really loud nasaly voice and says "shit" a lot to show how cool and american he is, doesn't leave home without his bluetooth, and is really really unattractive.

can also be used to describe a brown girl who:

is obsessed with shahrukh khan, doesn't leave home without eyeliner, has been getting her arms waxed since she was 12, likes "road trips" to starbucks during family parties, collects (fake) coach bags, likes to wear bright colors with head-to-toe matching accessories, adhemently denies that she's a fob even though it's so obvious, fakes an accent so she sounds like a bollywood actress, likes place dance routines for family parties so boys will look at her, tends to wear "shalwar" tops with jeans to the mall, has been getting her hair high-lighted since she was 12 but claims it's from the sun, flirts with her guy cousins in hopes that he or one of his ultra-cool fobby friends will marry her, talks really loud in a nasal voice while saying "omg he is so desi, and is really really unattractive (but not as unattractive as the guys because they are really really really unattractive.)
ramiz: "hey yar, i am going to go see the new salman khan movie with my dosts. let's go drive in my car."
saleem: "man you are so gavar."
ramiz: "my brother likes raps."
gavar by smells like curry January 22, 2008
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Galarkalark 

A person that is very close to you

Synonyms: Buddy, Friend, Compatriot, Companion, Main Man, Mate, Amigo, Homeboy, Homegirl, Homie, Pal, Chum, Gal Pal, Dawg, Fam, Compeer, Crony
When I get married Brandon will be my best man; because, he is my Galarkalark.
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Neel Gajare 

A very cool guy
Neel Gajare is a very cool guy.
means "pimp", "cuckold", "man who sells his wife" in turkish and arabic

also pronounced as kavat, qawat, gawad, kavad

it's quite delightful to say it harshly
- hey, serhan screwed everything up again
- gavat!
gavat by el clandestino February 6, 2009
sabaku no gaara (or gaara of the desert), born the youngest child of the kazekage and brother to temari and kankuro. a demon (shukaku) was sealed inside him at a VERY early age and made his life miserable henceforth, he went on to unconciously kill his mother, and the sand village basically wanted him dead, although they never succeeded at killing the child. not unlike a timebomb, gaara became a vile shinobi and felt an inate need to kill others... that is until he learned from naruto that there are other ways of dealing with pain and the overall antics of being a shinobi.

his abilities are ridiculously powerful and resourceful, for example the handseal that creates the avalanche of sand, capable of burying opponents alive and then creating a shockwave (sabaku taiso) to obliterate them.
it would be really stupid to underestimate gaara.
gaara by oriya August 28, 2005

Galarraga 

To retire 28 consecutive batters in a baseball game. Not one for the history books because it requires a bad call at some point, but it's perfect in the eyes of the fans.
No he got screwed by the ump. But he Galarraga'd to finish it up.
Galarraga by leylandscigars June 3, 2010
Character on the japanese anime Naruto. Known for moving sand in any shape as needed(including crushing the life from his opponents), as well as being severly emotionally disturbed.
First appears in episode 20 of Naruto, but better examples of his fighting prowess can be found in episodes 48-50.
Gaara by Pablo del Fuego January 15, 2005
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