Geedis
Geedis by Coin operated girl October 16, 2005
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Rolling in the Geedis
"Woah check this out! Grandpa's inheritance left me 2.5 million dollars! I'm just rolling in the geedis now!
Rolling in the Geedis by Wayoftheredpanda September 3, 2019
Gledis
Probably Albanian. Has a great smile, beautifully unique eyes, and genuine kind/caring person. Sexy yet approachable (not egotistical). Able to drink/ eat with the guys and still look fantastic. She makes a great chill friend, so chill that guys don't know how to approach her. Rare in this day-n-age, Gledis's truly are a catch and I advise always maintaining a friendship with one. (they are so cool its hard not to anyways : )
Gledis by jubbba13231 April 19, 2013
Evan GEEDson
A particular type of Evan that has an abnormal amount of GEED like tendencies. Most love the movie titanic and eating sticks of butter.
Evan GEEDson by ChaneyMeister November 15, 2022
geetis
geetis by thugg_trader November 17, 2003
Gweedis
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