Gharbie
When unemployed men run around with fifty girls who wear skirts so short they have to use their hands to hide their panties, you know gharbies are degenerate
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Ghabriel
Ghabriel is a unique name. It is the name of an angel although there is an h after the G. Isn't that odd? Its fine because a Ghabriel is strong, handsome, and good at keeping secrets. A Ghabriel is also very loyal if you get the trust that is needed. The Archangel Gabriel is a messenger meaning that he is great at keeping secrets. There is no difference between a Gabriel and a Ghabriel except for the h that is added in Ghabriel.
Person 1: "Do you know Ghabriel?"
Person 2: "Which one? The one with the h?"
Person 1: " Yep that one. I just think he's very strong, handsome, loyal, and everything you could ever want."
Person 2: "Yeah, he really is something else."
Person 2: "Which one? The one with the h?"
Person 1: " Yep that one. I just think he's very strong, handsome, loyal, and everything you could ever want."
Person 2: "Yeah, he really is something else."
Ghabriel by Incognito Anonymous October 22, 2018
garbie
Art: "Garbies! Garbies! Wait! What are you doing?"
Vic, Garbageman #1: "Emptying garbage..."
Art: "Into the garbage truck? Are you out of your mind?"
Vic, Garbageman #1: "Who's gonna clean up all this mess?!"
Rumsfeld: "You are, 'cause YOU are a garbage man!"
from the movie "The Burbs," starring Tom Hanks.
Vic, Garbageman #1: "Emptying garbage..."
Art: "Into the garbage truck? Are you out of your mind?"
Vic, Garbageman #1: "Who's gonna clean up all this mess?!"
Rumsfeld: "You are, 'cause YOU are a garbage man!"
from the movie "The Burbs," starring Tom Hanks.
garbie by matty_the_rooster August 13, 2009
Garbie
Any baby found in a dumpster or garbage.
Often the result of unfit teen mothers that didn't have the guts to coat-hanger that thing out of there when they had the chance.
Also a poor child's black barbie.
Often the result of unfit teen mothers that didn't have the guts to coat-hanger that thing out of there when they had the chance.
Also a poor child's black barbie.
Garbie by Mindhead13 November 7, 2010
Ghabbie - Pet
A Fluffy Looking Pen that is rainbow and can wear balls as an accessory. This species is called "Ghabbie"
Ghabbie - Pet by daddyroblox December 27, 2020
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