Gojju
Gojju by yo_mama_98989 November 14, 2020
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gojou by bungeegum3 November 4, 2020
Gorjus
Guy: My girlfriend is pissed because she thinks that I left her on read but in reality I'm trying to figure out how to spell Gorjus
Gorjus by Gorjus Sam May 7, 2020
gojj
gojj by spencer.smith December 26, 2007
gujju
Slang or short form for a Gujarati person; an individual from the Indian state of Gujurat. Use of the term is typically not considered taboo, although it can be used in a derogatory manner. It is often used self-referentially by other "gujjus".
gujju by Thalia2008 January 13, 2008
gorjuss
1. Official: (noun) A Santoro line of gifts for young girls including stationary, clothing and other items.
2. Unofficial: (adjective) A word used by (mostly) teenage and young adult women from the North East of England to describe their profile pictures when really it's a photo of them pouting in a club wearing too much fake tan. Can also apply as an adjective for things like purses, bling/crap jewellery etc. A misspelling of gorgeous, I assume because regular computers don't have autocorrect.
2. Unofficial: (adjective) A word used by (mostly) teenage and young adult women from the North East of England to describe their profile pictures when really it's a photo of them pouting in a club wearing too much fake tan. Can also apply as an adjective for things like purses, bling/crap jewellery etc. A misspelling of gorgeous, I assume because regular computers don't have autocorrect.
1. 'Dear Santa, I'd really like some Gorjuss pyjamas for Christmas'
2. 'OMG babe u luk gorjuss in dat foto loll such a gud night out && i drank waay to much jaegerbombs lmao xxx'
2. 'OMG babe u luk gorjuss in dat foto loll such a gud night out && i drank waay to much jaegerbombs lmao xxx'
gorjuss by jidgetbones October 7, 2013
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