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In the hinduism, it's the son of Shiva. The legend says that shiva went out to meditate for a few years leaving behind his baby with parvati, his wife, and when he come back he saw his baby grown up. He became jelous of his son so he killed him. After that he felt guilty and he put a head of a dead elephant in the neck of ganesha so he came back to live again.
sri Ganesha om jay! Ganesha pahiman, pahiman ganesha
Ganesha by pablo bvs September 10, 2006
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Remy Lopez Knows Ganesha 

Ganesh is a very decent boy

He never hurt any one.he is only person in the world
Ganesh
Ganesh by Decent boy March 23, 2021
A great friend and always has your back, she's a stunning, intelligent, beautiful person. She carries herself with pride, and has self-worth, aka dignity. She is a boss, she is a bitch, but a stunning one. She is a sexy bitch. She doesn't take crap from anyone. Ganessa meaning boss ass bitch
Damn Ganessa you be looking cute today!
ganessa by nakiaisbipolar69 March 20, 2017
A wise Hindu god with the head of an elephant. He got an elephant head cus his dad, Shiva, cut it off and replaced it cus he was smacked up and angry at the time.
'I pray to Ganesh all the time, he's my favourite god'
Ganesh by Sausage+Mash4Tea July 24, 2008

gamesharker

Noun

1. A person who beats the game using gameshark the whole time.
2. A hacker.
"I beat Pokemon FireRed using my Gameshark!!!". That's what a gamesharker would usually say.

Ganesh of Vaginas 

"Neptune is over 2 billion miles away from Earth and was the first planet found by mathematical prediction rather than by empirical observation., now that’s a Ganesh of Vaginas!"
Ganesh of Vaginas by max plinth June 28, 2012
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Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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