gallium
A silvery, non-toxic metallic element that has a very low melting point. Symbol Ga. Element number 31
gallium by Eolay Ilay March 27, 2015
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Gallium yttrium
Gallium yttrium by gae fuckboy December 8, 2020
gallium arsonide
So they use both lithium-ion batteries AND gallium arsonide photo-voltaic cells in solar-powered cars --- no WONDER they're erupting in flames all da time!!!
(Disclaimer --- actually, there are apparently far FEWER electric-vehicle fires than those involving petrol-powered conveyances --- I was just having fun here.)
(Disclaimer --- actually, there are apparently far FEWER electric-vehicle fires than those involving petrol-powered conveyances --- I was just having fun here.)
gallium arsonide by QuacksO April 28, 2025
Nickel Gallium
It's just names of two element but when their symbols are put together, it forms NiGa which is means the N-word. It is used to hide the fact that you are saying using the N-word in a sentence while trying to avoid racist backlash.
A:Hey my Nickel Gallium
B:What you sayin?
*B spents 5 minutes thinking*
B: BITCH YOU HAVENT GOT THAT PASS, I AM CALLING THE POLICE
B:What you sayin?
*B spents 5 minutes thinking*
B: BITCH YOU HAVENT GOT THAT PASS, I AM CALLING THE POLICE
Nickel Gallium by CuriousWanderer May 5, 2019
boron oxygen iodine uranium gallium yttrium
boron oxygen iodine uranium gallium yttrium by Cheesy Comics October 11, 2018
yttrium oxygen uranium. gallium yttrium
The intellectual way to spell You Gay. You can tell someone is not an intellectual, if they ask "what?"
yttrium oxygen uranium. gallium yttrium by Nemonion May 6, 2019
Finding the gallium
Discovering something that is very peculiar or hard to get; especially in large quantities.
Idiom comes from a fan made Spongebob comic where two men find a truck full of gallium that supposedly belongs to Squidward.
Idiom comes from a fan made Spongebob comic where two men find a truck full of gallium that supposedly belongs to Squidward.
James: "A team of miners just discovered a large pile of jewelry and building materials weighing half a ton in Cuba."
Ron: "Wow, talk about finding the gallium."
Ron: "Wow, talk about finding the gallium."
Finding the gallium by justarandomguylol March 5, 2026
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