Gnardar 

The ability to use one's own personal radar to scope out gnarliness. This includes gnarly people, places and situations.

My gnardar is telling me to stay away from that sketchy guy.

Gnardar by Erin Springer July 9, 2007

Gnarbar 

adj: used to emphasize the extremeness of something

"dude did you see that cliff drop?" "yeah man that was gnarbar"

Gnarbar by Sam Marsden December 31, 2006

Gnarnary 

Stemming from Gnarnia, a Gnarnary is any place for "bros" to hang out or "bro out." A Gnarnary is not necessarily related to skiing or snowboarding ... it is a place away from the snow for bros to chill, relax, and have a Bro Fest.

Hey Charlie, tell Jamie and Mike that we're just having a Bro Fest here in the Pro Shop ... turning this place into a Gnarnary.

When you guys get off the slopes, meet us back at the Gnarnary.

Gnarnary by Schutzy August 14, 2009

gnarbarometer 

the gnarbarometer measures the level of gnarliness on any given day..... on a scale of 1 to ten, 1 being marmot basin and ten being "its on like donkey kong" you can measure the gnarliness before you go anywhere

"o man were going to jasper alberta and its only a one on the ganbarometer"
"were goin to revelstoke and the gnarbarometer is goin off, ITS ON LIKE DONKEY KONG"

gnarbarometer by Team Karbon March 25, 2008

guardaroo 

It's a kangaroo trained to guard your house. What the fuck else did you think it was?

The guardaroo pounced up and, gripping the burglar's genitals, removed them with a quick twist.

guardaroo by Flix December 8, 2009

gnargarita 

An upside-down margarita which one gives to themselves.

Let's all just sit down and throw back some gnargaritas!

gnargarita by Captain Bluebeard April 15, 2007

Gnarlar 

A gnarlar is the stereotypical uber computer/programmer/gaming nerd; but mostly one who does not see daylight, lives on protein bars and energy drinks, and has bad social skills and has no concept of grooming or fashion. The opposite of brogrammer.

His roommate is such a gnarlar. I've only seen him once - he makes hermits look well-groomed.

Gnarlar by deborahjb1 September 12, 2011