by mollusk February 10, 2004
individual with teased long hair, partially tied reebok high top sneakers, acid washed jeans, frequently listened to metal vbands such as Megadeath circa 1988. Popular in Orchard Park, New York as a derrogatory descriptive term in the late 1980's.
by m. chiantella May 26, 2007
by PharmaPharmer December 30, 2004
Gaunch was a term coined by a Varsity Football player in 1977 and popularized by a Phys Ed teacher in the 1980's. The term was used as an insult but proudly embraced by a group of school age boys and girls dressed in leather and denim who liked to drink alcohol and occasionally indulge in recreational illegal substances. They would gather together often and share in their love of fast cars, loud music, and keg parties. Many "Gaunches" seem to have been in trouble with the law, ranging from misdemeanors to felonies. School was not as much a place of education but as a playground to bring teachers and administrators to their knees. Fueled by the love of a good time and an irreverence to the status quo.
by darrylsdef2011 January 24, 2011
A term coined in southern Ontario meaning marijuana or weed.
Believed to have started at Sandwich Secondary School in LaSalle, Ontario.
Often used by the greasiest skids you can find hangout outside of the local timmies or bumping coke in the home hardware.
Believed to have started at Sandwich Secondary School in LaSalle, Ontario.
Often used by the greasiest skids you can find hangout outside of the local timmies or bumping coke in the home hardware.
Person 1: How is your wife doing? Is she still in the hospital?
Person 2: She should be better soon since I slammed the gaunch way harder than I slammed her face through that table.
Person 2: She should be better soon since I slammed the gaunch way harder than I slammed her face through that table.
by LeGaunch June 26, 2018
by GaunchSlayer1995 June 23, 2018
Gaunch was a term coined in the 1980'S Phys Ed teacher in Orchard Park, NY. The term was used as an insult but proudly embraced by a group of school age boys and girls dressed in leather and denim who liked to drink alcohol and occasionally indulge in recreational illegal substances. They would gather together often and share in their love of fast cars, loud music, and keg parties. Many "Gaunches" seem to have been in trouble with the law, ranging from misdemeanors to felonies. School was not as much a place of education but as a playground to bring teachers and administrators to their knees. Fueled by the love of a good time and an irreverence to the status quo.
by darrylsdreams1985 January 22, 2011