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Gangy
A term of endearment, typically used by the W and L community to greet or refer to each other. This word was made popular by the handsome streamer yourragegaming.
Gangy by YRGUnofficialAffiliate January 20, 2022
lee gangyong
a popular korean busker who is the founder and leader of a dance group called red crew and rocks his dancing with heels and booty shorts. the fucking queen of busking, and is most known for his kill bill performances with his girls uwu
lee gangyong by badabababa January 9, 2020
Gangy
A term created by the popular YouTuber and rookie of the year twitch streamer Kai Cenat it’s derived from the word gang and Refers to your family or friends
Gangy by Just_a_random_nigga December 31, 2021
Gangly
Adjective:
- A long, thin human with no fat on there bones. Typically could be blown over in the wind. It is an alternative adjective to ‘lanky’. People who are called ‘gangly’ get offended and may try to hit you, unfortunately for gangly they have no weight and the punch won’t hurt.
E.g. 6ft2 and 40kg
- A long, thin human with no fat on there bones. Typically could be blown over in the wind. It is an alternative adjective to ‘lanky’. People who are called ‘gangly’ get offended and may try to hit you, unfortunately for gangly they have no weight and the punch won’t hurt.
E.g. 6ft2 and 40kg
Peter Crouch is very gangly
Gangly by yourkindhelpfulneighbor June 11, 2018
gangy
An affectionate name for "grandmother," (esp. a somewhat cold, possibly drunk grandmother with aspirations of social standing.)
On the television show Arrested Development, Maeby Fünke and George-Michael Bluth call their grandmother (Lucille Bluth) "Gangy" in many instances.
The etymology is unclear but it's frequent use in context makes the meaning clear. The spelling "Gangy" seems to be the generally-agreed upon spelling on Wikipedia, IMDB, and most TV sites.
On the television show Arrested Development, Maeby Fünke and George-Michael Bluth call their grandmother (Lucille Bluth) "Gangy" in many instances.
The etymology is unclear but it's frequent use in context makes the meaning clear. The spelling "Gangy" seems to be the generally-agreed upon spelling on Wikipedia, IMDB, and most TV sites.
George Michael Bluth: "Was that Gangy who was just… " (slips on Lucille's spilled martini and falls)
Michael Bluth: "You all right? Sorry. Your grandmother had a little accident here."
George Michael Bluth: "Oh. Does that means she's gonna have to come live with us?"
Michael Bluth: "You all right? Sorry. Your grandmother had a little accident here."
George Michael Bluth: "Oh. Does that means she's gonna have to come live with us?"
gangy by Bryan Bedell December 9, 2008
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