Incorrect slang used to desribe stretched ear piercings.
Guage refers to the size of the jewelry not the stretched ear itself.
Guage refers to the size of the jewelry not the stretched ear itself.
by superbatmangoth February 28, 2009
 Get the gaugesmug.
Get the gaugesmug. i have 1" gauges in my ears
by cameron lyman January 4, 2008
 Get the gaugesmug.
Get the gaugesmug. People started gauging or stretching peircings several hundred years ago. Gauges are commony used in ears though thay can be used elsewhere. The term gauges refers to the jewlery, not the stretch ear itself. Gauges are sometimes also known as plugs,and come in sizes. 
The smallest size is usually 20. the size number goes down, but the lower the number the bigger the gauges. They go in even numbers form 20 down to 00(double zero). From there they still get bigger, but they are in fractions.
The smallest size is usually 20. the size number goes down, but the lower the number the bigger the gauges. They go in even numbers form 20 down to 00(double zero). From there they still get bigger, but they are in fractions.
by jellofreak March 21, 2009
 Get the gaugesmug.
Get the gaugesmug. by bryan [lovelife] May 22, 2007
 Get the gaugesmug.
Get the gaugesmug. by MS/Billybobjo October 2, 2006
 Get the Gaugingmug.
Get the Gaugingmug. n. A standard of measure.  Like a cm or inch. Body jewellery uses the same gauge measurements as the American Wire Gauge (AWG). Not used as a term for jewellery.
Also the device used for measuring.
v. To measure or estimate. Basically, it doesn't mean to stretch.
Also the device used for measuring.
v. To measure or estimate. Basically, it doesn't mean to stretch.
Incorrect:
"I'm going to buy more gauges for my ears!"
"I gauged my ears to 00."
Correct:
"I stretched my lobes to 4g."
"I used a gauge to see what size my jewellery was."
"I need to gauge my plugs because I forgot what size they are."
"This capture bead ring is 14 gauge."
"She gauged his defences before striking."
"I'm going to buy more gauges for my ears!"
"I gauged my ears to 00."
Correct:
"I stretched my lobes to 4g."
"I used a gauge to see what size my jewellery was."
"I need to gauge my plugs because I forgot what size they are."
"This capture bead ring is 14 gauge."
"She gauged his defences before striking."
by DagonDagg0rz July 6, 2008
 Get the gaugemug.
Get the gaugemug. what sizes of plugs are called.
not a verb. you can not gauge.
you can stretch a piercing you can not gauge it. it would be like saying "I'm going to large" its what Sizes are referred to. NOT a verb.
the bigger the number the smaller the hole. 18ga is a standered ear piercing size.. when the numbers get smaller ex, 16, 14, 12... it means the hole is bigger.
not a verb. you can not gauge.
you can stretch a piercing you can not gauge it. it would be like saying "I'm going to large" its what Sizes are referred to. NOT a verb.
the bigger the number the smaller the hole. 18ga is a standered ear piercing size.. when the numbers get smaller ex, 16, 14, 12... it means the hole is bigger.
18ga, 16ga, 14ga, 12ga, 10ga, 8ga, 6ga, 4ga, 2ga, 0ga, 00ga, 000ga.
by bob November 13, 2003
 Get the gaugemug.
Get the gaugemug.