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A filler word, Taiwanese in origin, often used interchangeably in any sentence where one is missing the required word when describing or explaining something, oftentimes due to brain rot.
I gooi'd it up man, I forgot to gooi get my things from home and im gonna be so gooi fucked later.
Gooi by nigslayer1488 April 11, 2024
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the words gross, goofy, and musty all together

this word can be used to describe a person, place, or thing

created by elise and cameron
“EW this lunch is so gooisty”
“ My ex is so gooisty”
“Why he look so gooisty”
gooisty by gooistygurl October 24, 2022
A word the is a combination for the words gross, goofy, and musty.
This can be used to describe a person, place, or thing.
Created by Cameron and Elise
“The school food is so gooisty”
“Have you seen me ex’s post, it’s so gooisty?”
gooisty by gooistygurls October 24, 2022
A euphemism for semen a reference to the most recent Luigi’s Mansion installment.
“Hey man what’s that a booger on the wall.” “nah, it’s my gooigi.”
gooigi by 1810Jeff June 11, 2019
He's Luigi but made of goo. Goo Luigi. Gooigi. Also they are very cute and dislike water.
Man, why is Gooigi so cute
Gooigi by Raegoer May 19, 2020
V.

To turn into a goo or paste
She cooked the onions until they began to gooify
Gooify by Sweetbuttlovin February 25, 2019
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