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Oh my god! Look at that googus over there! His coogus is soooo sexy!!!!!
googus by Scott Sternus April 16, 2008
he person in school that always ask for school supplies but then the next day there lost and they need so much its like food like they eat it and when they "loses" it there actually eating it because its gone and they need to much its like they need to to survive
the globgus is eating all the school supplies no wonder we have none
globgus by School is the worst November 5, 2020
a penis. The male reproductive organ.
I gashmogied her gaflabity with my googus.
googus by J. Masta Flex May 6, 2006
The male reproductive organ - specifically used in the context of someone confessing to a group of their peers
I have not been entirely truthful with you. I did gigoogity that girl. I geschmoigiddied her geflavaty with my googus, and I am sorry
Googus by Ank57 August 10, 2021
Globgus ask for school supplies like its food you have to give it to him because he always "loses" things as if he were eating it like food globgus will always ask for more school supplies even when he's out of school
"The globgus is taking all my school supplies I only have a pen and pencil left"
globgus by Mistaken Mystery November 5, 2020
Globgus is the kid that always asks for school supplies in school you have to lend some everyday and when you ask
"Where's the school supplies I gave you yesterday?" The globgus says "I lost them". So you give more its like the supplies are food to globgus because its always " lost" as if he where eating them
The globgus keeps ask for my supplies I only have like a pen left
globgus by Mistaken Mystery November 5, 2020
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murderhobo 

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