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Greging it

Masturbating all day non stop for the sheer purpose of getting rid of boredom, or in some cases expressing your hatred of Sara Palin through sexual pleasure.

Not to be confused with the phrase "gregging it" which is masterbation into a hat.
Examples: 1)"I was so mad when Sara Palin but out going rouge that I just had to start greging it."

"Today I looked up pornography on the internet and started greging it because I was bored"

2)"Hey did you here what Sara Palin did the other day?"

"Yeah, i'm going to protest by greging it."

A person who would start gregging it would be someone who goes out on weekends and attempts to get laid, or someone who is very democratic.
Greging it by Zyonryu December 13, 2009
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David-Greying It 

~David Grey is a musical artist that seemingly floats through the lyrics of his own songs.

~Making him a verb allows one to sing along with a song without actually knowing the words, in turn making it sound like you actually know the words.
"Hey dude, 'It's The End of the World As We Know It.' by REM is on. Are you going to sing all of the words?"
"Nah man, I'll just be David-Greying It a little."
David-Greying It by Clarr January 6, 2009

Gregging It

Walking into a room while humming or singing, grabbing something, and immediately leaving the room without acknowledging people nearby.
"Hey, did you talk to your boss about your scheduling conflict?"

"No, he was gregging it earlier and I didn't get a chance."
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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Palmela Handerson 

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