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Gingras is a Last name. It originates from the french speaking areas of Canada, eg. Quebec. If you trace back even further, you will find roots of the name in Italy and France. Some researches show relations to John the baptist, although there is no hard evidence of this.

In History, there were three men given the last name of Gingras. Two of the three men never had children, meaning that everyone who inheritits the last name of Gingras is related to other people with the surname in some way.

Famous people with this name include Patrick Gingras the famous ice hockey player, as welll as Joe Gingras.

The people who have the surname of Gingras are often described as funny, good looking, kind, and are also known to be passionate.
"Wow, look at that guy, he must be a Gingras, there is no other way he could be that awesome!"
Gingras by ploblyproductions August 12, 2012
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I just learned how to play the Gingras
Gingras by dubdawubda June 26, 2008
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The swelling of distinct body parts leading to uneven weight distribution; most commonly occurs to the wrists and neck.

I'll need to sell my watch now that I'm beginning to gingras.
Gingras by tucker gf November 22, 2007

miika gingras 

A person who looks like a rat and is kinda depressed

She also uses the smiley a lot :)
miika gingras by mkg 1530 April 15, 2020
A christmas for a red head (gingers)
Merry gingmas! I cant wait to celebrate gingmas.
gingmas by Levi baker December 19, 2022

gingasian 

A woman of asian decent with red hair. Not a dye job, it has to be real, natural red hair.

Some believe it to be a mythical creature similar to the unicorn, but I swear they do exist.
That gingasian is super hot.
gingasian by Dave Mac March 17, 2008

Giangrasso 

Surname of Italian origin. Literally translates to Fat John.

Gian is short for Giovanni
Gian=John
Grasso=Fat
God John Giangrasso is so cool.
Giangrasso by Santuzzo Grazzi May 31, 2017
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