Glenglish

Adjective
Relating to earth or its people or its language

Noun
1) The language of the globe widely used as a vernacular or derivation of English. Particularly seen in the global population as a result of globalization, media, consumerism, and neoliberalism.
2) The people of the globe

Verb
1) To translate to Glenglish
2) To adopt (a foreign word) into Glenglish; Glenglize

Plural Noun
1) Despite the plurality of Glenglish, unlike English, Glenglish does not have other dialects or forms of slang. Due to massive globalization of neoliberalism, media, and consumerism, Glenglish has been so widespread that it has truly become one global language. Due to Glenglish’s uniformity many indigenous languages and cultures are becoming less prevalent.

Adj. Higher academic institutions take a mandatory core Glenglish class to promote globalized ideas of neoliberalism, consumerism, and individualism.

Noun. Glenglish is not only a global, academic language, but also the result of the globalization of meme culture and social media.

Verb. To Glenglish English

by The Year of 2052 January 21, 2020

glendalish

adj. can be used to say something is amazing, or great; better than good.

Damn, that concert was glendalish!

by Pat March 16, 2005

lenglish

Colloquial version of the English language as spoken in Klang, Malaysia. The language shares substantial linguistic similarities with manglish.

Theoretically, lenglish as spoken in Klang is based on English. Native lenglish speakers often mumble. For example, the sentence 'what are you doing?' is pronounced 'whm amm mu doobin' in lenglish.

Eddie speaks lenglish all day long. No one understands him due to the excessive mumbling.

by tukiness August 7, 2011

Ganglish

The clever language invention that attempts to hide one's literacy and formal education by deceiving the reader into thinking you are 4 years old and mentally retarded. Prolonged exposure to ganglish has been shown to lead one to believe that shooting someone in the face is an admirable goal and will lead to a rich productive life filled with societal respect, endless money, sex and getting high in a large mansion until the end of days. Recent studies prove statistically that it instead leads to getting probed in the seat with a toothpaste tube in prison by an equally adept expert in ganglish...

cHEK dis KRAi-Z GANGLISH yO! i sHO b bANGen N rEPPn' tHuggg wit bote pLAYAz n sTooP hAID pEEEpz ahh dIS diZay!

by Lou Sid 1 January 16, 2007

Gringlish

Gringlish is the word best able to describe the fusion of English words and Greek linguistic format.

H Grocaria - grocery store.
To Caro - the car.
Ta beloziria - below zero temperatures.

Greek Americans use Gringlish everyday.

by Just a Greek March 19, 2008

Flenglish

The art of literally translating words or phrases from Flemish (Dutch from the Flemish region) to English.

These phrases obviously are horrendous translations that don't make any sense in English.

Hi, I was speaking Flenglish with my friends. I told him to "Make that the cat wise".

by bart_stevens1 August 3, 2018

glenishness

Use it as a noun: beautiful people, aristocracy, beau monde, café society, cream of society, crème de la crème, cultured class, elite, famous people, glamorous people, glitterati, haut monde, high life, high society, in-crowd, jet set, privileged class, smart set, society, society people, the in-crowd, the privileged, the upper class, the well-to-do, upper crust, wealthy people

Glenishness is the "in" thing right now.

by Charica Roche April 9, 2008