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the wrong spellin of gelato

Gelato, or the plural Gelati, is Italian ice cream made from milk and sugar, combined with other flavorings. The gelato ingredients (after an optional pasteurization) are frozen while stirring to break up ice crystals as they form. Like high-end ice cream, gelato generally has less than 35% air, resulting in a dense and extremely flavourful product.
gelatto is the mispelling of gelato
gelatto by --lynn-- February 5, 2008
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A person (mulatto) who's thick.
That gelatto bootie so thicc I'm fixin to eat it out a bowl with a spoon.
Gelatto by Joshwalla December 20, 2017
an italian form of ice cream. more custard-y and creamy than regular ice cream.
i like gelatto more than ice cream because it's creamy and thick.
gelatto by vintagelittlelover February 3, 2007
Smokin' dope smokin' on gelato (gelato)
Got cash like I hit the lotto (the lotto)

-Duwap Kaine
GELATO by YungMon November 2, 2017

Legato Gelato 

Being both smooth and cool at the same time, the term originates from internet-rapper Zach Sherwin's similarly named music video on made-up slang.
"Tom is such a subtile douchebag. He needs to learn from Zach, who's more Legato Gelato!"
Legato Gelato by dNea October 28, 2013

Tuna Gelato 

The byproduct of cum that has been lightly fermenting in a stinky italian womans vagina.
Well I really should pass on that tuna gelato I already stuffed myself with spaghetti tonight.
Tuna Gelato by Ranchgirls December 29, 2020
The act of receiving fellatio while eating gelato.
a)"I'm beat, I could sure go for some Dairy Queen and a blowjob"
b)"This is Europe, there's no Diary Queen here"
a)"Fine then, some Gelato and a blowjob. You know...Gelatio"
b)"Hot eats, cool treats!"
Gelatio by Randolph Street September 15, 2010
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A dead drop is a location used to secretly pass items between two people, without requiring them to meet.

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