Geteri

Sexy, Hot, Cute, Nice - Also called Geteri.

You can also call Geteri differently: Getter, Getu, G2tu, Gatu, Ketu

That girl is so Geteri.

by Est0niaVisit June 29, 2009

Generifag

A generic fag.

Used in Elliot Goes To School: Field Trips. :D

Get outta here you generifags!

by Thunderlin January 9, 2011

generic baller

A random dude that neither you, or others in your current conversation know personally. Comes from the NBA Street video game series.

"Hey, what's goin on dude? Have you seen Brad?"
"Nah man, I can hardly even get to the keg cause of all these generic ballers standing around."

by Fitterer May 1, 2005

Generic Boyfriend

The scourge of all other men. These are usually guys who have that designer stubble and floppy haircut. For whatever reason, these guys always seem to have beaten you to the girl you're after by about 3 years. Since a lot of these guys are based on the same template, the term Generic Boyfriend is most suitable.

See also Metrosexual and Brad Pitt

"Hey, that girl's cute."
"Forget it, man. She's got one of those Generic Boyfriends."
"Not again!"

by Snake April 14, 2005

generic party cup

that generic-looking, often red, plastic party cup you see at generic parties.

I heard that Buzz only drinks out of generic party cups. I like generic party cups because they're often red. Why do you like generic party cups?

by El_Scorcho September 27, 2004

2k generic shoes

Some trash ass default red shoes in every NBA 2k game but if realesed in real life it would be sold out in 3 mins (Facts)

Eww what are those 2k generic shoes???

by Lebronjames37 February 22, 2017

United States of Generica

Suburban areas where the predominance of malls and chain stores have so homogenized the landscape that there are few remaining external clues where you are. The result of spending any length of time in such areas is a "generic" experience of America, i.e., an experience that is identical whether you are in Texas, Massachusetts, Ohio, or California. May also include extensive housing developments characterized by tract housing or, worse, McMansions.

Every "mom-and-pop" shop that had given the area its charm and character had been replaced by a Walmart, a Payless, a McDonalds, or a Starbucks -- transforming what was once a delightful town into just another corner of the United States of Generica.

by Thomas L. Robinson September 11, 2008