Derived from early online gaming; a term "GG" that meant Good Game. Often used in, but not limited to, either online simulation games, or online first person shooters. Online, it was used for respect, a congratulatory gesture. More commonly used in verbal speech rather than online, the Gee-Gee form of GG is commonly accompanied with an "Ah" in front of it, and is used to simulate sarcasm, and relate the target with someone of a lower intelligence. (See Newb)

A sarcastic expression used to underscore your extreme disappointment at a lopsided defeat or utter failure.

Based upon gg (good game), a common and polite way to concede defeat within the gaming community.

The noise made, usually my females, after something exciting has happened. Usually done only in the presence of other females/alone. Often accompained by giggling, jumping, screaming, or couch bouncing.

An alternate spelling and pronounciation of the word "gay" most commonly used in the Quaker Hill suburb of Newmarket Ontario to describe something or someone that is dumb.

To mean something is gay, but not always homosexual. It's queer without the physical implication.

Pronounced with a hard "G" like in the word "great".

the sound that tards make. Not necessarily "retarded people", but more generally, the sound you hear when you're in a crowded room; conversation starter

gees is another word for chicks