glengarry

A small community in rural Pictou County, Nova Scotia, Canada. It is known for its many gold, nickel and silver deposits. Buried treasure,Train Tracks and poltergeists are also a common attraction. Yet none has ever proven any evidence of the listed items.

None shall ever prosper on false expectations in Glengarry

by Middle River Glengarry May 5, 2011

glengarry

Traditional Scottish cap, made of wool, with two tails coming off the back. In the States, most often seen worn by bagpipers. Sometimes incorrectly spelled as "glangarry". Also called simply a "glen".

Piper 1: "Hey, have you seen my glengarry?"
Piper 2: "No...did you lose your hat again?"

by ThePiper June 13, 2004

Straight up the glengarry

To penetrate the anus.

To go up the Garry Glitter (shitter)

things went well last night I went straight up the glengarry

by Jacoby84 January 9, 2017

glengarrulous

(1) Excessively prone to quote from the David Mamet play (and film) Glengarry Glen Ross.

(2) In the habit of creating neologisms, usually for online dictionaries, that make reference, at some point, to Glengarry Glen Ross. (cf. mocquiesce, poortray, etc.)

I like Laura, but her conversation tends to be a bit glengarrulous.

by Worgus June 25, 2008

glangarry

a traditional highland cap

blimey! thats a nice glengarry you're wearing!

by janner burns April 30, 2004