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gloshbag 

glosh·bag
gloɒʃ-bag

–noun
1.
the rucksack to which a douchenozzle is fastened.
2.
a person or animal whose character and/or mannerisms place them in a category that is beyond typical douchedom.

Origin:
early 2011; < from German gläuche bäg, noisy water sack >
Although my roommate's consumption of potassium rich bananas is health conscious, the way in which he consumes an entire bunch in one sitting qualifies him as a veritable gloshbag.

You my friend are worse than a douche. You are a total gloshbag!
gloshbag by The Wojinator June 16, 2011
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galoshes 

1. A rubber boot
2. A condom (used)
3. Verbal bus stop rap
"I notice you aren't wearing any galoshes. I'm wearing galoshes."
galoshes by Hank February 1, 2003
The FUNNIEST PERSON EVER!! you love to be around a person with this name!! they are kind,sweet,funny and annoyingly AWSOME!!!!! I have a best friend with this name and they are AWESOME!! bestie ILYSM!!
OMG GULSHEN IS THE FUNNIEST PERSON EVER!!!
Gulshen by anonweirdoalienlol12 January 12, 2022

Gloshnic 

V: to gloshnic
N: a gloshnic
Adj: is gloshnic
Adv: gloshnicly
"I think I'm going to gloshnic down to Burger King and order a gloshnic."
"Don't dude! That stuff's gloshnic!"
"It's alright; I took a gloshnicly amount of drugs two seconds ago! I'm gonna die, anyways!"
Gloshnic by NaruandKane April 25, 2009

galoshes 

Tall waterproof rain boots usually having additional rubber at the toe.
Im tryna cop them new Columbia galoshes that just came out.
galoshes by Panama May 13, 2005
“Gulshan is like paradise.”
Gulshan by Goshii November 25, 2021
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