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Someone who shows affection to others of the same gender, while not directly being gay, hence the different spelling
You have a big gey.
big gey by IHaveTheBiggestGey January 4, 2018
Words you can keep

ur mum mega big gey 

theres no coming back from that
Ur mum gey
no u
Ur mum mega big gey
*dies*

the big gey 

You

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The BIG Gey 

The Big gey is when someone, or something is acting rather gey. Hence the name the big gey. If you are touched by someone with the big gey, and you don't want to get the big gey, you must watch as much straight tentical hentai in 24 hours as possible.
John: *acting rather gey*
Steve: John have you got the big gey?
John: no steve, come here let me touch you!
Steve: *RUNS*
That day steve dodged the big gey but john will be back...

ur mum the mega big super gey 

Too dangerous to ever say or everyone in the universe will die
"ur mum gey"
"no u"
"ur mum the big gey"
"no u"
"UR MUM THE MEGA BIG SUPER GEY"
*dies in huge ball of death rolling down a volcano with lava all over it and spikes*
Just the most awesome kind of guy
We all love biggey
Biggey by Biggzey January 6, 2021
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