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Goochmic 

The word "Goochmic" defines a significant human who finds excuses when he needs to do his work. Usually someone who is acting or being like "Goochmic" takes a lot of toilet breaks, speaks a lot, just so they don't have to do their assigned job. If they do assigned job, it usually takes a lot of time.
They are freethinkers and are attached to universe, at least they think so...

This word originated from casual chit-chat in Latvia and had found its true meaning seeing how some people work.
You are acting like a "Goochmic".
Dont be like "Goochmic".
U are such a big "Goochmic".
Goochmic by KrayOfJoy October 25, 2024
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goochmacher 

job title for a macher (maker) of high end gooch who then goes on to sell it to the highest bidder

pronounced <gootch-makher>
he's not a pimp, he's a goochmacher
goochmacher by PieCrustEater June 5, 2020

goochsicle

The goochsicle is the name for all the scraps of gooch located in ones skin between their ballsack and asshole. The content (scraps) are put into a cup then a popstick in the middle and frozen. Essentially frozen gooch skin.
This goochsicle tastes like derf.
goochsicle by Tom Millard June 23, 2004

Goochsickle 

When you are having sex with a girl take your index finger, swipe it through your gooch and proceed to let the girl suck on that same finger
Bro i gave Stephanie a GOOCHSICKLE
Goochsickle by Mr Buri April 25, 2019

goochlicker

for a man to inquire about the taste of a womans gooch (area above the asshole, and below the vagina) in a non-sexual way.
amy: wow!, alex sure is a good goochlicker!
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murderhobo 

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