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(Adj) something that is very beautiful or very pretty.
This word is related to the word GAZE, which means to look at or to stare at in a loving or awed sense. It takes a spin on that and means something that is immistakeablly beautiful or pretty.
Friend: "look at the stars! They're so pretty."

Me: "They're very gazable indeed"
gazable by Alex_alkine23 March 22, 2024
Related Words
likely to become gay
Joey is very gayable, he really likes martin and jacek
gayable by madossa999 March 13, 2011
When you smell something so bad that it makes you want to gag. Yet you are able to contain yourself without actually gagging.
Wow that smell is gagable.
Gagable by KelliV December 23, 2008
One who is mentally handicapped in a variety of ways, tends to use strange variations of words. Tends to get overexcited at unimportant times
Best friend: Hey Bro Sakic.
Gazalle: Shut up YA DUMB SCHWEDE!
Gazalle by ZGABEZ January 10, 2011
A person that is garbage and gullible at any game.
"You are so garable at this game Tom, play a different game"
Garable by BIGGESTMEAT December 27, 2018
What two women might say about a guy regarding oral sex.
Girl 1: That guy is really good looking
Girl 2: Yes, he is definitely gagable
Gagable by fs_abq November 17, 2009
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Plate of Brown 

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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
Plate of Brown by Cheddar Craigson September 18, 2020
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