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"Angela, did you just gingie? cos it stinks in here...."
gingie by paterssn November 22, 2020
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Nickname of the nickname of ginge for ginger.

(A person with red hair.)
The little gingie's head looks like it is on fire.
gingie by Mona Sultre May 26, 2009
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A nick-name for a Ginger who is a fucking Bad A** Mother F*ck*r
Charlie: Aye, get over here Gingie

George: What'd you just call Michelle

Charlie: That's her nickname stupid a**
Gingie by TheeGingerKidd April 11, 2011
A ginger ale with no ice.
Can I have some more gingie please?
Gingie by Carly Jaye January 3, 2024

Gingie kissies 

Kisses from a person who is a ginger.
When my boyfriend Jack, who is a ginger, came over yesterday, he gave me a lot of gingie kissies.
Gingie kissies by Courtneypoo April 15, 2011

gingie-gongies 

Scottish phrase. Almost like the Heebie Jeebies.
Mike: Hey man do you like dark rooms?
Adam: No, they give me the gingie-gongies.

Gingerbread Water 

Gingerbread Water Is Gingerbread Water 🗿🤝
Gingerbread Water🗿🤝”
Gingerbread Water by 444.vis August 14, 2022
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