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A mythical Creature sighted in the mythical lands of Australia. Quick to anger, slow to return back to normal. Has a scary accent, but uses it to entertain its audience with witty banter and humor. Requires no need to potty train, but be aware of the legendary creature in the wild.
I just spotted a Garshne mate!
Garshne by Garshne Knows Who... March 8, 2011
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Popeye (the sailors) pronounciation of the word "gosh".
"Oh my garsh. Olive Oil's in trouble!"
garsh by Kirk J. Landow October 1, 2006
a cute way of saying of the word gosh.
a little red riding hood was gently walking down the road and remembered that she forgot something and said, "gawsh, i forgot to bring my basket. heehee"
gawsh by angel-roh April 4, 2005
it's meant to be sounded out comically. if u say it out loud u will find yourself kindof immitating 'Goofy'!
''I was just kidding, garsh!! You dont have to be so garsh darn mean!!''
garsh by kychic14 July 31, 2006
Variation of gosh. Euphemism for god.
Normally said in a over-enthusiastic or sarcastic tone. Or simply gosh as spoken by someone with a southern drawl.
"Oh mee gawsh! I'm like totally preggers!"

"What ever I feel like I wanna do! Gawsh!"

"Gee golly gawsh cletus, I haven't seen billy bobs all day"
gawsh by GrammarPolice February 23, 2005
exclaimation, shock, disbelif. used like "gosh"
per Dixie
You did what "Oh my Garsh?!"
garsh by rhebus April 30, 2006
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