gaining
Gaining is the act of obtaining valuable knowledge that you definitely don't want your peers to have.
gaining by alwaysbegaining May 22, 2018
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Gaining • gaining altitude • Gaining Speed • Gaining Weight Shaming • Mutual Gaining • gailing • Geining • gining • Gairing • Gavining
Gaining Speed
Gaining Speed by VaJJarron September 9, 2010
gaining altitude
gaining altitude by Doodlemeister October 24, 2015
Gaining Weight Shaming
Gaining Weight Shaming by Vianni La Performer April 8, 2022
Mutual Gaining
A term used to refer to a couple who are both into feederism and want to gain weight together. It is a type of fetish that involves a partner.
Mutual Gaining by LizardInACan September 11, 2022
ganning
The technique of playing video games. Specifically, the involvement of avoiding conflict in multiplayer melee games, letting the other players fight and lose lives. Taking cheapshots, attacking players only when they already have a large amount of damage and claiming large victories from all of the kills obtained.
"get in on the action, and stop ganning"
"No one cares if you win the matched, you ganned the whole time."
"No one cares if you win the matched, you ganned the whole time."
ganning by Xavier Crews March 8, 2008
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