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Any type of Mercedes G-Wagon vehicle (Brabus etc). Commonly used by Russians.
Gelik by hummus boy June 12, 2018
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Gulik • gulk • gliks • Gulin • Gulim • gulino • Gelik • guli • guliana • guling
Guliver means "head" from a combination of British Rhyming slang and Russian.

Made famous by "A Clockwork Orange"

The original Russian word is Guluva.
I swear mate, when 'e comes out o' the pub, I'm gonna smash em right in the guliver.
Guliver by Limeyone July 10, 2010
A sausage shaped pillow from Indonesia.
i can't stop hugging my guling.
guling by ohbabyitsbella May 13, 2016
Someone who dislikes apples because they got more than they themselves do.
Johnny you geliker!!
geliker by Ice February 2, 2005
A Gelik is a luxurious Mercedes-Benz Geländewagen (also known as a G-class) used by young and rich Europeans. Popularized by Lil Peep's song "benz truck (гелик)" where гелик is Russian for Gelika.
Man #1: "Dude, I saw Artyom's new car. It was a Gelik."
Man #2: "Isn't Artyom ridiculously rich and 20 years old?"
Man #1: "Yeah, he is."
Gelik by Fakhed March 1, 2018
usually a brunette girl, she is pretty weird, but super awesome and pretty. She is very artsy, and gets along with everyone if you give her the chance, she sticks to her own style which you might not accept but she doesn't care. She'll stick around her friends as long as they want her. She always gives good advice even if you don't want to hear it. She'll kick your ass if you annoy her, so be careful with what you say, but if you stay on her good side your very lucky to have her as your friend.
"I have that weird girl in my class" "But she's pretty cool isnt she?" "Yeah she's a real gulizar
gulizar by ohdakitsy November 24, 2010
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