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geschenk 

Pronunciation: guh-SHANK
Function: noun or verb
Definition: To draw a penis on something or a drawing of a penis usually as a form of vandalism. Word borrowed from the German language because of its phonetic similarities to the word "shank." Although in German it means "gift," its American usage is entirely different, even though an argument can be made that a Geschenk would be a pleasant gift to find on your bedroom wall. Those who engage in the art of Geschenking are revered throughout mankind. The Geschenker is perpetually on a quest to become the "Geschenk-King."
Noun: "Look at that awesome Geschenk in Schoener's textbook!"
Verb: "You better watch out or I'll Geschenk your face!"
SHANK : HUMAN :: GESCHENK : INANIMATE OBJECT
geschenk by CountCrazy007 May 16, 2007

geschpeght 

adj: Exceptionally sporty in a ragged sort of way
Trying to kill a handle of Captian Morgan's while climbing a mountain is pretty geschpeght.
geschpeght by Stephan Lawson April 22, 2007

Guschter 

A dumb Ukrainian child who is trying to be funny.
Person 1) "Hey, have you seen any Guschter in school today?"

Person 2) "No, luckily I have not"
Guschter by Guschter July 14, 2016
a beautiful middle name

it is perfect
boy: are you a gesche
her: totally
boy: i could tell ;)

Geschlechtsverkehr Machine 

(Noun) A person who can get a lot of guys or women the funnier word for sex machine.
Geschlechtsverkehr = sex in german.
How to pronounce:
Gech-slechs-ver-ker

geschmeidig 

gəˈʃmaidɪç, adj.
origin: German
meaning: slick, smooth
"Have you seen Harry's new dance moves?"

"Damn, girl. So geschmeidig."
geschmeidig by gimletia April 4, 2018
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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