Geshi

a Nigerian slang used for a lady or girl

That geshi is my bae

by Joshuadada October 30, 2019

Genshin Impact

The start to your crippling gambling addiction, and the reason why you're in dept

For fucks sake, I spent over 200 dollars genshin impact just to lose the 50/50 on Zhonglis banner and get JEAN. I'm never spending any more money on this.

*spends another 200+ dollars*

by jakeymp4 May 31, 2021

Genshin Impact

Goodbye wallet
Hello hot fictional characters.

Last week I blew my paycheck on wishes in Genshin Impact.

by Promto November 30, 2020

Genshin Impact

The single most effective way to enter crippling debt.

"I just whaled Genshin Impact and now my wife left with the kids, but atleast i got c6 hu tao"

by TEnderM September 21, 2021

Genshit

An insult for Genshin Impact player(s) because it's either too popular or overrated.

A: Hey fam, whatcchu playing?
B: I'm playing Genshin Impact
A: You mean Genshit Impact?

by maxweber27 May 13, 2021

Buurthuis Het Geschilde Tomaatje

One of the most revolutionary culinary establishments in the Netherlands. Famous internationally for it's free beer., it literally means 'Community Center: The Peeled Tomato'.
Simply one of the better places to drink a lot of beer without having to pay for it, sometimes you can even earn money by ordering beer at this restaurant, because it's a non-profit organization.
Other restaurants in the area hate this establishment for its low prices

This restaurant sucks, the beer isn't even free, it's not even close to a Buurthuis Het Geschilde Tomaatje-like establishment

by snaaksnaak November 13, 2020

gehiba

Gehiba or gehinba is a slang word in Oriya language largely spoken in the east Indian state of Odisha. Gehiba or gehinba means to fuck or screw or to have sex.

Pela ki janila gehiba maza,
Sabu maza nela se Banda raja.

The two testicles became mere onlooker while the pleasure of fucking was hijacked by the giant cock.

Nirbala Golapi Bia gehibaku Mote bhala lage

I love to fuck hairless, pink & tight pussy.

by Robert Marker December 30, 2012