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(verb)
To watch or stalk someone, or to try to get all up in their business. Basically just the act of creeping on someone in general.

(noun)-"Gwazster":
One who frequently participates in the act of Gwazing.
Example 1:
"OMG. I think Alyssa has been flirting with my boyfriend. I'm totally going to Gwaz on her Myspace comments when I get home and see what's going on."

Example 2:
Yvonne: "Wow, that weird kid has been staring at you for, like, 5 minutes now. What a Gwazster."

Erin: "I know, LOL."
Gwaz by ultimategwazster92 April 17, 2009
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A type of eating. Used when having a meal with a group of people
Gwazing by Emman Ping December 28, 2020
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gwazz • Gwaz • Gwaze • Gwazi • Gwazing
Another term for rough yet enjoyable sex.

(Taken from the feeling you get when riding Gwazi at Busch Gardens.)
Man: I gave this girl awesome Gwazi last night.

Woman: I'm in need of some serious Gwazi.
Gwazi by Daizzle May 10, 2010
Just like "wha gwan" but originating in the London area. Simply means "How's it going" but with the added twist of not only being a question like Wha Gwan? It has a dual ability to be both a question and simply a statement depending on how and where in the sentence it is used
Example One:
Phil: Yeah, so gwazz?
Triz: Coolin broth, and u?

Example Two:
Julie: yo chuck, where u at?
Chuck: gwazz me julie, been seen beanz down da park, some honies and brew, u?
Julie: down me peeps
gwazz by Gomezian June 30, 2006
An exclaimation of dismay at ones apperance physically or materialistic
Yo why you wearin skinny jeans with jordans....You gwaze!
Gwaze by Lanise20 December 15, 2009
Let me gwazz you a bit
Gwazz by Whatever T says April 21, 2023
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Susie wasn’t sure if her new Hinge match was a creep, so she assembled Galantir and they found out he used to post slurs on gaming forums.
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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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