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Gogangok 

the word “gogangok” has a complicated history. it has derived from Chaucer's 'Troilus and Criseyde' as:
Haue now good nyȝt & lat vs boþe slepe.
which after time and immense influences of different languages and pronounciations, which i don’t know about the word “goodnight” became widely used to express good wishes before an individual (or a group of neighbours) go to bed. this expression translating to polish became ‘dobranoc’. That’s when the two siblings whom teeth had gaps between them, thus had to imply overnight braces created a word that was easier for them to pronounce-‘goblanoc’, from which ‘gogangok’ originated in the late 2000 in poznan
ja lecims spac, gogangok ojcze
Gogangok by gogangok girl August 17, 2021
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Gogango is not only a place in the Rockhamptons, Queens Land in Australia but also a nickname for someone who never shuts up and makes dated jokes when literally no one asked them to.
Person 1: Joe Biden? More Like Joe Mama!
Person 2: Shut up Gogango, thats why we don't invite you to play board games anymore.
gogango by Emidextrous January 16, 2024
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Gogango is a nickname for someone who is always telling the same joke over and over again, thinking that they're the funniest man/woman alive when they are not.

Gogangos (Gogango Plural) suck at reading the room, and don't realize how unfunny they truly are.
Person 1: Hey guys, have you heard about what happend to Joe?
Person 2: Joe who?
Person 1: Joe Biden!
Person 2: God, you're such a Gogango, this is why no one invites you to anything anymore.
gogango by Emi is not Gay January 29, 2024
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