Gyrl
With his sister's help, Ned spent the weekend as a gyrl. He delighted in the dress shopping and make-up sessions.
Gyrl by Knyte Writer August 21, 2009
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gyrl
Rude gyrl
Bad ass chick who is unbelievably hot. This girl doesn't give a fuck what anybody thinks. She is going to do what she wants when she wants. Usually wears custom clothing, and has a wide array of looks up her sleeve. Great at business, and will succeed. Often times is hated on for her swag and is super nice and greatful irl
Cave-gyrling
first shave of spring after a winters worth of not shaving and looking like a damn cave girl. hairy bush all grown out and crazy. Leg hair so long you could corn row it.
Cave-gyrling by Southphillychick March 11, 2015
GYRLNYOURWORLD
An Up-In-Coming NYC-based Lifestyle Brand. GYRL is an acronym for Gorgeous/Gifted, Young, Resourceful, Lady; We all know some :)
GYRLNYOURWORLD by B-RAE June 9, 2009
gyrlande
Gyrlande is a a synonym for the word "salt". She won't hesitate to roast you and is very forthright. She tells the truth even if it hurts and is mean. This is why she is so salty. Also, she is the best athiest out there.
Person 1: Do you want some pepper on your food?
Person 2: No thank you, I prefer Gyrlande.
Person 1: Do you mean salt?
Person 2: What's the difference?
Person 2: No thank you, I prefer Gyrlande.
Person 1: Do you mean salt?
Person 2: What's the difference?
gyrlande by Jsjsbdhxjdbd May 29, 2017
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