gaudi

When something is 'gaudi', it usually means that something is positive and generally pleasing.

'yeh mans went down to the local nursery, some bare gaudi chicks there'

'this chicken is gaudi'

by stephenjones69 October 9, 2008

gaudi

Noun. Flak, guff, or otherwise unsolicited criticism or chiding given from one person to another. Usually used as an object noun.

Ex. She gave me gaudi for hours after I embarassed her.

by watergirl April 27, 2005

Gaddis

Scandinavian people who settled in Scotland, Northern England and Ireland. Known for being both extremely strong and stunningly beautiful with unequaled intelligence. Fiercely brave and admired by all.

It’s an impossible task; we need a Gaddis to take this on.
She is stunning, she must be a Gaddis.
No one besides Gaddis could solve the equation.
Only Gaddis is willing to go.

by Erik18 December 29, 2018

Gaddis

Scottish - Norse family name

From Old Norse - gaddr

Danish: gad, gedde
English: gad, ged
Icelandic: gaddur
Norwegian: gjedde
Swedish: gadd

She is a Gaddis, therefore she is a badass.

by Readyplayerone January 17, 2019

Gaddis

A literary genius. The true heir to Shakespeare, Dickens, Orwell, Wilde, Tolkien, Eliot, Christie, Twain, etc.... The new and ultimately poshest definition for stylish, hard hitting, absorbing, funny and inspiring writing.

That article was simply Gaddis.

The book was Gaddis, a classic for the ages.

by Beessssssssttttt January 31, 2019

Gaudy Gear

Extremely ugly outfits.

Lady GaGa wears Gaudy Gear.

by jpg3 January 1, 2012

Garudian

Relating to or having characteristics of the legendary race of mythical bird-like creatures named Garuda.

He is wearing Garudian armor powerful enough to withstand tremendous damage.

by GhostFalcon April 7, 2020