Gooray
Gooray by CountryBoy98 December 8, 2020
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Gooday is the Australian way of saying 'Hello' and is used widely
in Australia these days. The word
was made famous in the United States
of America and other countries in the
early 1980's by Paul Hogan, a well
known Aussie celebrity in his own
right.
Hooroo is the Aussie word for Goodbye.
in Australia these days. The word
was made famous in the United States
of America and other countries in the
early 1980's by Paul Hogan, a well
known Aussie celebrity in his own
right.
Hooroo is the Aussie word for Goodbye.
gooday by Walter Lorne May 10, 2009
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Goorag
1. A Rag that is used to wipe up the sperm, seeman, or cum left after inter course or oral sex.
2. A word the Can mean Anything.
2. A word the Can mean Anything.
1."Toby how am i going to clean up this mess?" "Don't fret, there is a Goorag on the counter."
2."YO, 5o Cent will you pass me the goorag i need to change the channel."
2."YO, 5o Cent will you pass me the goorag i need to change the channel."
Goorag by Toby on the Sroll March 13, 2008
Goolay
V: To Goolay: done by any person in a moving vehicle, whether it be a car, a bus, a bike, or a rickshaw, who spontaneously yells out "Goolay" at unsuspecting passersby. The goal of this random utterance is to acheive the most dramatic reaction from pedestrians or people on slower moving transports. Therefore, the goolay can only be done from a vehicle that is travelling faster than the person to which the statement is issued, so that the goolayer (n) can get away if they have to. "Goolay" can and does degenerate into more base and lude statements including but not limited to "he-slut", "manwhore", "drunken witch" and "cocktoucher".
Origin: Will Ferrell's SNL portrayal of singer Robert Gulay, in which Mr. Ferrel spontaneosly utters "Goolay"
Origin: Will Ferrell's SNL portrayal of singer Robert Gulay, in which Mr. Ferrel spontaneosly utters "Goolay"