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n. A word used to describe a large, unco-ordinated male figure from the Planet Ggerg. It may use its most fiendish attack, the Ggerg poke, when he feels intimidated or frightened.

v. To thrust your middle and index figers visciously, aiming towards the upper right or left chest area below the shoulder.
n. Holy shit that is one huge Ggerg limping towards us.

v. Oh my God, he Ggerged me so hard that I have bruises.
Ggerg by Tim Nahcub December 31, 2008
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Gergana is a beautiful girl. She is quiet before she gets comfortable with you, but once you get to know her it would be worth it. Gergana is hilarious and the most kind girl. She is the type who hides her sadness, to make others happy. She doesn't judge people by their looks or the first impression. Gergana may get her heart broken many times, but she is the strongest person you will meet. Letting go of her would be a great loss for you. She also has one of the most amazing bodies you'll see.
"She's the most beautiful and kind girl."

"I know, that's Gergana!"
gergana by gphxo January 9, 2018
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Ggerg • Gerg • Gergő • Gergis • Gergo • gergana • Gergely • Gerge • GerGer Baby • gger
Too epic for words, usually a very good communist
He is OUR comrade, he is OUR gergo
Gergo by Comrade Unknown January 30, 2019
The study of pimpin' and keeping hoes in line along with compiling stats for football teams. Includes showing elderly women the locker room in order to take advantage of their awe.
Chris Delbo is practicing gerganism as we speak. He is a gerganistic fuck.
gerganism by BFFCB November 17, 2011
Where the devil went down to.
The devil went down to Gergorge.
Gergorge?
Gergorge by shiggle January 13, 2008
A gamer term used at the beginning of a match. The acronym "gger" stands for "good game every round."
At the beginning of a match -

Player 1: ni
Player 2: gger
gger by TheRauser September 5, 2018
(adj) 1.used to describe a bad, stupid, shitty situation.
2. also used to describe people, places, or things that annoy, bother or things you do not like.
"School today was gaergae"
"BO is gaergae"
"Did you see that gaergae kid that passed by?"
gaergae by Eric Meindl April 4, 2008
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