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A very rare name of a fierce woman with dark, wild hair, and an equally untameable disposition. Causes much commotion. Thinks for herself, so don't try to tell her what to do. Many have tried; many have failed. VERY IMPORTANT: pronounced Rora (in the way the french pronounce their Rs). Pronounce it gaga at the risk of personal harm.
Did you see that Ghawgha in city center??? Yes. I ran away.
Ghawgha by heyworld51 December 8, 2022
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An unfortunate bastard. Something you call someone after an unpleasant or undesired event occurs.
Person 1: Glad you can make it, how's it going?
Person 2: Pretty good except my tire popped while driving here
Person 1: Poor ghangha
Ghangha by Beysbol May 23, 2020
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Ghaghara grope 

Indian tradition of reaching around your wife at a formal event and grabbing a breast. This is usually done for photo opportunities. Traditionally it is the left breast but either breast may be groped during the ghaghara grope.
Dhanya received a Ghaghara grope by her husband at her brothers wedding.

The Ghaghara grope tradition started in southern India.
Ghaghara grope by Slipkid January 18, 2008
This is the written form of a snort of laughter. It has also been known to mean nasally laughter (such as if one has a cold), but this is a less common use.
Person 1: (genuinely funny joke)
Person 2: hahaha ghagha
Person 1: What the.. Are you alright?
Person 2: Sorry, I snorted with laughter...
Ghagha by Pedantic bakery April 11, 2010

gharghab 

some dumb guy
gharghb is obtuse with a capital a
gharghab by sean pike February 17, 2004
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