Gurah

Your girl, homegirl, main squeeze, ho, bitch

Ashley and heather are my gurahs.

by isawyouatthemega April 9, 2010

gunaholic

Person who can't stop purchasing guns, eventhough he has enough to supply all of his friends and family in the event of WWIII. See also Gunoholic.

My girlfriend thinks that I have lots of guns, but it ain't nothing compared to all the guns Rufus has - he's a real gunaholic.

My friends think I'm a gunaholic because I have 53 guns and they don't understand why I still need more.

by Ricardovitz June 8, 2009

Grah Grah Boom

'Grah Grah Boom' is a sound made by only the hardest drill rappers and crazies on the streets.

It is an onomatopoeia for loud, hard hitting gunshots, particularly from a large caliber firearm that can decapitate the average gangbanger with a single bullet. It is frequently used as an adlib in various rap videos.

It can also be used to threaten someone, especially other rival gang members (Mostly in the Bronx or Chicago) with a gun, or to diss dead gang members.

"Ayy nigga we finna pull up and Grah Grah boom on dey bitch ass " - Wannabe gangster

by Lil hoodlum June 20, 2022

guraphobia

the fear of gawr gura

I am scared of gawr gura i have guraphobia

by GawrGura October 15, 2020

Will Graham

A mentally unstable cinnamon roll who lives dogs and his psychiatrist Hannibal Lecter.

Someone help Will Graham

by thehappyfannibal June 5, 2016

Grahambrose

A spawn of Lavin; the awesomest kid in school.

That kid was so Grahambrose when he helped me with my homework.

by Jamal1116 October 28, 2013

Gurkhas

Ultimate alpha badasses from the mountains of Nepal. Bred in fire and brimstone, it's been scientifically proven that Gurkhas are the manliest men of all time. They fight for Nepal, India and the United Kingdom, and march into battle weilding their Kukri 'knives' to the tune of 'Rap Gamez Callin' by Stevie Stone. The United Nations are investigating whether the use of Gurkha in battle constitutes a war crime, and recently declassified documents from the UK Ministry of Defence have revealed that the Trident nuclear programme is a myth, and in fact the British nuclear deterrent has always consisted solely of the Brigade of Gurkhas.

Preparing for an airborne assualt during the Malaya emergency, a British colonel asked the leader of a platoon of Gurkhas if they would be prepared to jump from a C130. Somewhat to the colonel's surprise, the Gurkha sergeant requested a day to talk it over with his men. The next day, the Gurkha duly reported that they would do it, but only over marshy ground with the aicraft flying at no more than 100ft.

'But at a hundred feet the parachutes wouldn't work,' the colonel explained.

The Gurkha replied, 'Parachutes? No-one mentioned parachutes!'

by john jellicoe December 19, 2013