gearth 

To look up some one, some place, or some thing online using the "Google Earth" application.

Hey, Kristin, gimme your address in Alaska so i can gearth you.

Yo, gearth that hotel we are staying at so we can see how to get to the beach from there.

gearth by Ross Hendrickson August 4, 2007

Gearth 

To go on google earth and mess around

My friend and I would just gearth everyday in study hall.

Gearth by skiingsoccer July 28, 2009

gearth 

google earth.... abbreviated.

I was online shopping for houses and I found a street I like on gearth.

gearth by Gary Kitesurf October 10, 2013

Gearth 

A celestial sized cock with a circumference equaling or exceeding the circumference of earth

Oh my god Becky, he had a Gearth! He snapped me like an elastic band.

Gearth by JCSuperStud September 19, 2020

garth webb secondary school

Garth Webb is a new high school in Oakville. It consists of white people and spoiled rich Arabs. You can get head from about any girl there, and no worries the entire school will find out about it within 5 mins. But it's alright bc there are factors that you get to enjoy, like people throwing up in the middle of class bc they are too high.

Saaed: Bro, did you hear about what happened at Garth Webb secondary school last week?
Ryan: yeah, Connor got in so much shit

garth webb secondary school by Qewtji February 20, 2017

Garthok 

Animal on Coneheads that Beldar Conehead has to narfle.
Garthok Weakness: Golf Club Like weapons

Beldar Conehead must "Narfle the Garthok"!

Garthok by Scott "Colonel K-Train" September 12, 2005

Gnarfle the Garthok 

A form of punishment on the planet Remulak. The offending conehead is placed in a Colosseum-like arena containing thousands of spectators. When the garthok is released the prisoner must battle it using only a hook and short staff. If the garthok is successfully gnarfled, the prisoner regains his honor. If he fails the conehead is killed and eaten by the garthok.

You have betrayed your cone heritage; therefore, you will . . . gnarfle the garthok!

Gnarfle the Garthok by Brian McManus June 21, 2006