gomsi

Gomsi is the best person ,trust worthy, helps you in every tough situation, he is a cry baby lol and he is the cutest no one can hate him he is just adorable 🥺❤️

Gomsi is the best person we can ever trust

by Akshijain. November 23, 2021

Gomsi

An inquisitive person with a calm and loving nature. A person with a high intellectual level and a really great friend to be with.

Hey! Meet my friend Gomsi.

by Anønymous November 22, 2021

Gomsi

That’s my name i am looking for meaning

Gomsi Khurana is my full name

by My mom gave it to me November 23, 2021

Gomsho

Pronounced: "Gum-show"

Gomsho is the farsi expression for "get lost" in English. Gomsho is mainly used in a situation where a sensitive, easily-triggered Persian parent takes offense at or disapproves of his or her child's actions or inactions.

1. Gomsho bebinam!

English translation: Let me see you get lost!

2. Boro gomsho pedarsag!

English translation: Go get lost you father-dog!

3. Gomsho toole-sag!

English translation: Get lost you stool of dog!

4. Gomsho bache divoone!

English translation: Get lost you crazy child!

5. Boro gomsho bache bitarbiat!

English translation: Go get lost you ill-mannered child!

6. Boro gomsho otaghet!

English translation: Go get lost in your room!

7. Mageh man nagoftam gomsho az inja?!

English translation: Didn't I already tell you to piss off from here?! Get lost!

8. Gomshoooooo!!!
English translation: Skedaddle!

by KimberlyDee June 19, 2020

goosin

to want something a lot

(coined by ted nivison)

I’m goosin for some starbucks rn

by zenoc1de September 27, 2021

Gossipy Old Woman

An elderly female who spreads rumors and senators Lisa Murkowski and Joe Manchin

You remind me of a gossipy old woman. Do you always spread/start gossip. Believe me if they were dating you would never have pictures, they would hide their relationship. Friends will just laugh together and Allow every picture you want. Click away Trumper.

by jsnehdudndvhsnsnsvsvzh June 10, 2021

Gossin

Gossin, In Ireland, a slang word for “boy”, from the Norman-Irish word garsún, meaning young lad.

Tell that gossin over there to fetch me another pint o’ Guinness!

by 75Flatfoot May 14, 2018