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A very loud and lousy person and his/her favorite colour is blue but always wears black
Bruh no gimhel
Gimhel by Secret baga November 23, 2021
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To gimmel somebody is to slap somebody in the face repeatedly with an at least half erected penis.
John: What are you gonna do today?
Thomas: Gotta gimmel Hans, he stole my Textbook!
gimmel by nyineen March 4, 2010
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Absolute moron who acts like an idiot or does stupid things
Look at him he is such a gimely
gimely by gimely king December 7, 2015
Someone who overuses the word "hectic" in the wrong way
That's queue was so hectic
No one moved....
Yeah, so?
You're such a Gimel
Gimel by Zoldie November 28, 2018
she is unique along with her name and when is determined never stops.she also very loud and when wants to be heard you will hear her! She could be insecure sometimes but everybody loves her. she never is afraid to stand up for herself.

A very good listener that understands you .

imagine what sex would be like !!
Gimelle is so fine
gimelle by lol0809 June 2, 2017

john gimbel

you use the term "John gimbel" to refer to someone as a hot and sexy beast.
omg bro you are such a "John gimbel". can I be you?
john gimbel by hahawhoawhoa February 14, 2017
An incredibly hot and studly young man with a nice sized genitalia and performs very well in the bedroom.
Wow! He was awesome! He's such a Gimpel!
Gimpel by CG March 14, 2003
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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