Guise
The internet slang word for the word "guys". Used in chat rooms around the interwebs, especially 4chan
Guise by Shaolin Masta January 31, 2009
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guise
/gī-z/
noun
1. term to replace the commonly used word "guys" when used in any of the following situations:
- seeking agreement and/or acknowledgement after making a (bold) statement
- attempting to overcome own status of being ostracized/rejected/the third wheel
noun
1. term to replace the commonly used word "guys" when used in any of the following situations:
- seeking agreement and/or acknowledgement after making a (bold) statement
- attempting to overcome own status of being ostracized/rejected/the third wheel
1. "WAIT FOR ME GUISE!!"
2. Pfft! Talk about latent insecurities and daddy issues..! Am I right? ...guise?!"
3. "That's what she said! Right guise??!!" (crickets)
2. Pfft! Talk about latent insecurities and daddy issues..! Am I right? ...guise?!"
3. "That's what she said! Right guise??!!" (crickets)
guise by jedi_freshie May 1, 2015
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guise by thecharacterwannie March 5, 2023
hai guise
Literally a phrase that everyone has used at some point in their life and nobody knows why or where it came from.
hai guise by Chris Leelum May 6, 2016
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