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gonnegtion 

Gonnegtion is term used in the novel The Great Gatsby. Meyer Wolfsheim mistakenly takes Nick for a criminal and asks if he is looking for a gonnegtion. The word is a misspelling of the word "connection" in order to emphasize Mr. Wolfsheim's pronunciation. Many people have been thrown by the word, and have scrambled to dictionaries in hopes of getting a definition.
"I understand you are looking for a business gonnegtion"
gonnegtion by Badlydrawngirl February 8, 2010
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gondegal 

(Bengali)
pronounced GON-deh-gaul
1. Scandal or melee often caused or witnessed by a flock of Indians

2. Problem caused by someone else, fodder for discussion by your Indian parents for years
Soneli created a total gondegal with the curry n' rice girls when she showed up to curry-in-a-hurry without her eatin' pants.
gondegal by SBfromtheblock May 24, 2006

gonleyish 

Stop acting so gonleyish, it makes people question your intelligence.
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goblegoble 

eating with the mouth after dinner, or between brakes, in rush hour,
i need goblegoble, the show must go on, stop!
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Gonegorded 

To be mentally list or beside one's self (usually due to intoxication from any substance) to be out of ones gord.
Whoa man, that joint got me so gonegorded.
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gonega gonega

When you say something that starts with “gonega gonega” say a word after that then it sounds silly.
Gonega gonega, what now!
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