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Geico'n - verb - To stare at someone intensly, whilst being unbeknown to the person recieving the stare down. Once the person being stared at realizes the situation, they should respond with "Are you Geico'n me?".

I.e. The crazy eyes sitting on the wad of money in the Geico commercial, which stare intensly at the persons saving money.
John is busy sorting papers at work, when he feels the intense sensation of someone staring at him. When he turns and finds Suzy staring him down, he replies "Are you Geico'n me?".
Geico'n by DougieFresh3000 March 13, 2009
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geico nigga

A guy that saves you money weather it be shopping for clothes,at a bar, a car etc... and doesn't give him any play
look at that geico nigga spending his money on my chick ....too bad she is coming home with me.... i guess geico does save you money
geico nigga by King Rid February 25, 2009

Geico ad nauseam 

A specific form of ad nauseam resulting from the excessive broadcasting of Geico commercials.

Feelings of disgust or annoyance that result from being exposed to too many Geico promotions.
I've started muting commercial breaks just to avoid the Geico ad nauseam.
Geico ad nauseam by redPooka January 7, 2021
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