galoshans 

Galoshans is a word used in Greenock, Scotland and surrounding areas. It refers to going around homes on Halloween night and performing a song or play. Its origins are in the Scots language and it comes from the epistle of St Paul to the Galatians, a part of the Bible. Galoshans essentially being a Scots form of 'Galatians'. This is due to the tradition of Bible plays being performed on Halloween night.

"Here, away and go your galoshans."

galoshans by catpeesweeties October 4, 2024

galoshes 

1. A rubber boot
2. A condom (used)
3. Verbal bus stop rap

"I notice you aren't wearing any galoshes. I'm wearing galoshes."

galoshes by Hank February 1, 2003

galoshes 

Tall waterproof rain boots usually having additional rubber at the toe.

Im tryna cop them new Columbia galoshes that just came out.

galoshes by Panama May 13, 2005

golly galoshers 

A word that means shocked and surprised at the same time.... In extreme cases of using this saying it can mean you have browned yourself.

Char has browned the sofa AGAIN
Golly galoshers

golly galoshers by Rwolbic May 10, 2005

Benjamin Groshans 

some fag

Yknow Benjamin Groshans?

Yeah hes some faggot

Benjamin Groshans by owoBeanie May 10, 2019

Galoshing 

Since galoshes were only made during the 1940's, no new pairs of galoshes have been made. Since old people never used or even remembered that they even had galoshes to begin with, they remain unopened and untouched in their closets. Galoshes are then put into stores after extricating the galoshes from said old person's closet. This action is known as galoshing and is best when the old person is recently deceased and the family is still in mourning.

Matt: I'm going galoshing today. Can I count on you to distract the mourners?

Tom: Sure. It's not everyday that their Uncle Fred dies of a terrible rabid dog accident.

Matt: Excellent. I'll be sure to grab the galoshes in a timely manner.

Tom: Well hurry up, I'm about to diarate on Aunt Sally's face now.

Galoshing by cockwarrior November 13, 2006

Galoshes 

Another (better) name for glasses.

I wear my galoshes when reading.

Galoshes by The doctor named phil March 6, 2010