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gazprellied 

Not being allowed out to play. Grounded.
Boy: Mom, can I go out to play?
Mother: No! silly boy, you're Gazprellied!
gazprellied by cangazcomeouttoplay October 15, 2009
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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
(adj.) - Used to describe one's level of inebriation.
There are several degrees at which one can be gatored :
embryo/fetal gatored - barely tipsy
baby gatored - relatively tipsy
gatored - drunk
papa gatored - relatively drunk
grandpa gatored - brownout to blackout drunk
great grandpa gatored - drunk to the point of heavy alcohol poisoning
jesus gatored - drunk to a point of death, but followed by resurrection (this level has not yet been reached)
The term originates from the campus of San Francisco State.
John : Yo how was your night dude?

Bill : Fucking ridiculous man. I went to a rager and got so gatored that I ate shit trying to jump a trash can!

John : Noice!
gatored by gatorednation November 21, 2010

Gazprellied 

An incongruous state of enclosure enforced by the birth of a first born child, particulary used to note the juxtaposition of parental responibility with the obvious benefits of an upcoming event.
I'll have to check with (partner) first, I'm Gazprellied mate.

I really want to do it, but I've been Gazprellied since the baban came along.
Gazprellied by reissboyo October 15, 2009
Damn dude, i saw the bubbles from that Gazort.
Gazort by Ryan Orangatang June 14, 2013
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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