Gazunder

A term used to describe what happens when a British house buyer drops the price just before contracts exchange. It's the opposite of gazump

I agreed to sell my house to this guy and he gazundered me by £10k at the last minute, so I had to take it.

by Shippers December 18, 2011

gazunder

A chamber pot for the collection of faeces and urine, so called because it gazunder the bed

Be a love and empty the gazunder

by Meark October 17, 2003

gazunder

A large pot used for plopping and weeing in and then shoving back under the bed out of the way.

Is it not your turn to empty the gazunder nelly, it's nearly spilling over.

by Semolina October 24, 2003

gazunder

Goes under the bed and is used normally at night to collect human deposits and emptying the bladder, can also be used as a spitoon.

by Mudma October 24, 2003

gazunder

A term used (especially in proffesional kitchen) to desribe a small spatula, or narrow fishslice. They are often slotted.
they are so called because it "gez under" (goes under) things.

Pass me my gazunder please. Why is it called a gazunder? because it goes under stuff.

by jatetxea January 18, 2009

gazunder

Violin. So called because it gazunder yer chin.

He plays the gazunder like the very devil himself.

by Kul July 24, 2003

gazunder

It goes under the bed for catching drips from a wet mattress if someone has an accident in the night.

Better put the gazunder under your bed tonight just in case of any little accidents mark.

by Anonymous October 27, 2003