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Gwote
"gwote" is a word meaning obtuse, large, boisterous and magnificent. it came from loggers in the pacific northwest that would yell GWOOOTE when hauling loads. Its usually used in regards to a large trucker stomach*("Gwote belly") or "Gwotehog" (trucker with attitude) - (Source @bigprism Twitter)
Traditional Application: "GWOOOTE!"
Modern Application 1: "Ih ruhlly got ah Gwote belleh on me... *-uuuurp!*"
Modern Application 2: "Daymm... now dhats a Gwotehog rite dere..."
Modern Application 1: "Ih ruhlly got ah Gwote belleh on me... *-uuuurp!*"
Modern Application 2: "Daymm... now dhats a Gwotehog rite dere..."
GWOT
The GWOT will be fought on many fronts. Even though fighting terror is about as feasible as fighting anything that's bad.
GWOT by Stephen Ferrell November 7, 2005
Gbot
Gbot by Marquistar1 January 29, 2020
Gobot poor
Description of a kid, now adult, from the 80s who wasn't rich enough to get Transformers.
Since Gobots were cheap versions of Transformers "Gobot poor" kids would get them instead.
A Gobot poor kid was probably lower-middle class.
Since Gobots were cheap versions of Transformers "Gobot poor" kids would get them instead.
A Gobot poor kid was probably lower-middle class.
Gobot poor by smonkyou June 13, 2011
Gabota
A flipping girl that karate kicks ur ass and wants to make a gaby fandom. Everyone inside the fandom will be simps and will be slaughtered.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GABOTA IS COMING
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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