Groundwich
Groundwich by elOddsmaker July 30, 2010
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Groundchele
Defines the most certainly canon relationship between Glee actress, Lea Michele, and Ground, her ever faithful and doting lover.
Groundchele by Ground's best friend, air July 22, 2012
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The Grandwich
A sandwich that contains all aspects of a large dinner.
For instance: With a roast/Sunday dinner, one may put mashed potato, carrots, roast potato, chicken (or whatever meat you have) and possibly a Yorkshire pudding.
The kinds of Grandwiches are endless.
For instance: With a roast/Sunday dinner, one may put mashed potato, carrots, roast potato, chicken (or whatever meat you have) and possibly a Yorkshire pudding.
The kinds of Grandwiches are endless.
Bill: Man, I just chowed down on the most epic Grandwich!
Bob: ... Grandwich?
Bill: Yeah! The sandwich of all aspects; The Grandwich! It is legion, it does not forgive, it does not forget. Expect it.
Bob: ... Grandwich?
Bill: Yeah! The sandwich of all aspects; The Grandwich! It is legion, it does not forgive, it does not forget. Expect it.
The Grandwich by brendansen August 31, 2014
groundcheck
When one, usually inebriated, falls down on the ground, as if to "check" up on the status of the floor.
groundcheck by McCoy3378 February 28, 2008
groundchuck
noun
1. a small woodland creature which is either of the groundhog or woodchuck family.
2. an alcoholic beverage in shot form with hot sauce and tequilla, the end result is often an upchuck.
verb
1. to screwface or stare awkwardly at.
1. a small woodland creature which is either of the groundhog or woodchuck family.
2. an alcoholic beverage in shot form with hot sauce and tequilla, the end result is often an upchuck.
verb
1. to screwface or stare awkwardly at.
groundchuck by TJM123ABC October 2, 2008
Groundicopter
Her: I'm a grill on the internet! Am I real?
Him: No you're a Apache Helicopter.
Her: But I'm afraid of heights!
Him: Then you're a Groundicopter!
Him: No you're a Apache Helicopter.
Her: But I'm afraid of heights!
Him: Then you're a Groundicopter!
Groundicopter by Superkiak, SuperKyak October 15, 2016
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