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galvanise 

1. to stimulate to action
2. great song by the chemical brothers
1. pushing a button
2. ''the time has come to.. galvanise..''
galvanise by hopeisland21 February 5, 2005
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galvanise 

A fuckin awesum song by the chemical brotherz.
fuc galvanise is a wicked song
galvanise by Sam January 10, 2005

Galvanistic 

galvanism is the concept, uh, the obsolete scientific theory that there is a kind of electricity flowing through our bloodstreams
And that was our life force
I used the term because I came across it in, uh, Mary Shelley's, uh, "Frankenstein"
And that book is sort of an exploration of the theme of creating a character, of making up a person
So I used the term "galvanistic" to allude to that book as a sort of a symbol of how I like, created you as a character
I'm pretending that I know a lot more about you than I actually do
And also to refer to the fact that I've fall—fallen in love with the characters you've created in, uh, your body of work
You galvanistic young boy
You galvanistic young man
You galvanistic young inhuman
You understand
Galvanistic by almondmilkhotel January 24, 2022

Galvinized 

To be Galvinized, can be mistaken for the common job of varnishing a piece of metal. However, the true meaning of Galvinized can only be found in the ancient history books, translated by Monk Scholars in Tibet. To be Galvinized refers to someone getting "pwn3d" or being beaten by a mere man, who is seen as a god. A man who can harness this power, has the ability to slay countless poon and live an eternal life.
Stay down ya gronk, you've just been Galvinized

Zac: Oi Mate, ya gay
Surronding Crowd: OHHHHHHH YOU'VE BEEN GALVINIZED
Galvinized by JasonBourne7 October 22, 2012
A elite group of Greek Gods who rule your town
person 1: All those damn Galanis' think they rule the town
person 2: they do...
Galanis by EandE bakery! December 2, 2009

Galvanized

For something to be in perfect working order. To never be taken apart again.
Engineer 1: Hey, is that project from last year still working.
Engineer 2: Yes of course it does! Remember we galvanized it, so it is still working.

galvanizing 

when someone is chatting shit, and not telling the truth
Person 1: *says something obviously not true*
Person 2: "oi nah just stop galvanizing"
galvanizing by maddieonline June 19, 2018
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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