Guerdy
Sexiest person alive hands down. They get all the hoes. Literally the best person you’ll ever meet and seen
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Guerdan
A pre-Democratic scholar-warrior class originating in the Austro-Germanic hinterlands. Generally defined by strikingly good looks, great strength and longevity, and a keen intellect. Ruled many empires from mercantile to defence.
Gerdyn
A suborn-minded, strong-willed, kind-hearted and spoilt younger child that despite being quick to anger and prone to savage beast-like behavior is a genuine friend to all (when tamed), loyal sister and absolute genius! She thrives in her natural habitat…in front of the camera as a self-pronounced Selfie Queen! Diet includes chips, sweets and anything covered in tomato sauce! Take care when confronting such an individual, approach slowly, make no sudden movements and quietly restrain her legs first, she’s a kicker!
Don’t get on the wrong side of Gerdyn, she’s on the prowl today!
I was on holiday once and this chick went full Gerdyn, she was in every single one of my pictures!
I was on holiday once and this chick went full Gerdyn, she was in every single one of my pictures!
Gerdyn by The Hootch April 6, 2015
Hurdy Gurdy
A stringed instrument invented during the Medieval period in which sound is produced by turning a crank connected to a rosined wheel that excites the strings, much like a violin bow. Different notes are achieved by pressing in keys to which tiny metal or wood pieces called tangents are attached that touch the melody string (or strings) and change their sounding length. These instruments usually have one or more drone strings in addition to the melody string(s) whose pitch is fixed. Often, a hurdy gurdy will possess a buzzing bridge, also known as a "dog", which supplies a rhythmic buzz every time the player sharply jerks the crank. The instrument is held on the lap with the right hand cranking the wheel and the other pressing the keys (in right-handed instruments). The hurdy gurdy sounds similar to bagpipes, but is very different in the way it produces sound. The hurdy gurdy was popular in France, among many other places in Western and Eastern Europe, and though at various points it was associated with the peasantry, it was a favorite instrument of the aristocracy in the 18th century.
Hurdy Gurdy by Diderot April 15, 2013
hurdy gurdy man
The hurdy-gurdy is the first stringed instrument Like an Organ grinder would use for his monkey to dance too. A hurty Gurty man is someone that stirs up the a group of people. Like a Musician can get the room jumpin.
hurdy gurdy man by Hurty Gurty Man November 6, 2007