Grotey
Disgusting, repulsive, annoying to look at. Mostly refers to people, but can be used to other things such as objects and situations. Usually induces vomiting.
Grotey by CrissDaneNorris August 6, 2010
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Grotey
Misspelling of Grody
grotesquities
pronounced: grow-tess-ka-teez
things that disturb you, scare you, or just make you queezy at the stomach.
Things that are grotesque.
things that disturb you, scare you, or just make you queezy at the stomach.
Things that are grotesque.
grotesquities by danbrown4life February 9, 2008
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Dead Grotty by Jeremy Hillary Boob PHD February 8, 2012
Gratey
In general terms, an uncomfortable place. A dusty, awkward corner. Usually the gap sometimes created between a single bed when moved slightly away from the wall.
"What's up with you? Did you get out of the wrong side of bed this morning?"
"Certainly did. I woke up to find myself halfway down the gratey!"
"Certainly did. I woke up to find myself halfway down the gratey!"
Gratey by chris wheelie April 28, 2005
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