Gausan
Jaysus, he's some gausan!
Gausan by Cianurface November 9, 2012
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Gaurangi
A rare, charming and beautiful girl that is so rare to find that it is impossible. Meek and quiet, she goes about unnoticed, searching for her one and only. Once she found him, she's the most faithful, caring and loving girl; the only girl he'll ever need.
You're my gaurangi
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Gaurang
The awesomest guy you will ever meet! Smart, funny, cute. He can be a bit cocky, which is sometimes annoying, but that's just in his nature. He's a true bro to his crew, he'll always have your back. He rides for his homies! Not to mention he's a hardcore baller, you'd want him on the team. He's also extremely romantic, ladies he will give you the world. You'll be veryy lucky to have in him your life!
Gusano
A Chicano pejorative term for "Hispanics," or mainstreamed Mexicans, derived from Fidel's use for any reactionary, counter-revolutionary person.
Other meanings: Right-Wing, sell-out, conservative, neo-fascist, traitor.
Other meanings: Right-Wing, sell-out, conservative, neo-fascist, traitor.
Those Gusanos at the Centro Cultural held a fund raiser in conjunction with big-time War Profiteers.
Gausband
Someone's gay husband. Usually a female's best friend who happens to be gay. Or a female's husband on facebook who is gay. Husband meaning best friend, not actually meaning that they're married. It's like... a joke.
Emily: "If Matt's gay, then why is he listed as your husband on facbeook?"
Jenna: "He's my gausband! DUH."
Jenna: "He's my gausband! DUH."
Gausband by ieatyourfacerawr April 12, 2010
Gusano
Originally to refer to Cuban American sellouts who shit all over the Cuban Revolution and long for the days of US imperialism.
This phrase is now used to refer to Right-Wing sellouts from any country in Latin-America who sell-out to the United States.
This phrase is now used to refer to Right-Wing sellouts from any country in Latin-America who sell-out to the United States.
Gusano
Spanish for "worm". It is used as a pejorative term for people calling for US intervention in Latin America, class traitors, and counter-revolutionaries. Popularized from Fidel's use for any reactionary, counter-revolutionary person.
Other meanings: Right-Wing, sell-out, conservative, neo-fascist, traitor.
Other meanings: Right-Wing, sell-out, conservative, neo-fascist, traitor.
Those Gusanos at the Centro Cultural held a fund raiser in conjunction with big-time War Profiteers.
Gusano by memazapanes July 15, 2021