gériboire
an expretion for french canadian language.
gériboire by Big-Cowboy November 4, 2003
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Grimoire
A grimoire is a book that contains magic spells to invoke spirits, angels, demons and demigods into our plane of existence. The skilled magician calls forth these entities to usually make them do their bidding. A grimoire should not be taken lightly. Though it is complete with a guide for the rituals, none but an experienced magician should use it. Grimoires usually possess hazy information which is to confuse and discourage the inexperienced. There are many grimoires found around the world. They are even published and can be ordered online nowadays.
One of the most well known grimoires is the Grimoire of Armadel
One of the most well known grimoires is the Grimoire of Armadel
Grimoire by SpicaSinistra January 25, 2015
Geribide
Pronounced: "Geh-REE-buh-deh"
An informal command requesting the disposal of something.
A corruption of "Get rid of it"
An informal command requesting the disposal of something.
A corruption of "Get rid of it"
Grimoire
Grimoire by mrenglishmuffin August 16, 2018
giboire
giboire by ChanMan111 October 11, 2022
Grimoire
A particular kind of arcane spellbook consisting of 13 or more spells and totalling at least 1200 MP (Mana Power). Only for the most elite of wizards.
(This definition is courtesy of the University of the Advanced Wizards Witnesses of Muinch, or UAWWM)
(This definition is courtesy of the University of the Advanced Wizards Witnesses of Muinch, or UAWWM)
'Say, That's a nice grimoire you've got there.'
'Thanks! I plan to participate in much wizardous mischief making use of the 13 spells I've got.'
'Thanks! I plan to participate in much wizardous mischief making use of the 13 spells I've got.'
Grimoire by DallinJohnsonIndiana January 9, 2024
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