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The GazettE 

The Gazette (ガゼット) is a Japanese band of the rock genre. The band was formed in early 2002.

Background information
Origin: Japan
Genre: Visual Kei
Years active: 2002–present
Label: PS Company

Members
Ruki: Vocals
Uruha: Guitar
Aoi: Guitar
Reita: Bass guitar
Kai: Drums

Former members
Yune: ex-drummer
There is no example for The GazettE. It is simply a band.
The GazettE by Das Kühl Ninja June 28, 2007
Urban Dictionary Merch
The most awesome jrock band in the history of the world: the GazettE. Started 10 March 2002 and currently signed to PS Company and Sony Music, the band is made up of Kai (drums), Reita (bass), Aoi (guitar), Uruha (guitar), and Ruki (vocals). These five men are not only extremely musically skilled, they produce some of the finest music on the planet, are such sweet, kind, caring people, and are also really, really sexy.
Person 1: Oh, whose concert should I go see this weekend?
Person 2: Go see the GazettE, duh! Who else?
GazettE by DokuritsuENZO November 26, 2010

Whore's gazette 

An English Sunday called "News of the World"
Run out to the corner and buy me a Whore's Gazette, luv.

The GazettE 

1. A Japanese Visual Kei Band.

Who makes fucking bad-ass songs that causes eargasm.

The Greatest band ever.

2. A Jrock Band consisting of 5 Hot members, makes you a fangirl even if you're a guy.
J.rocker 1: What are you listening?

J.rocker 2: Filth in the beauty.

J.rocker 1: Oh! The GODS The GazettE

Gator Gazette 

Newspaper currently being published by four anonymous Cinco Ranch High School students who refer to themselves as "The Persian Rug," "The Legend," "Clicky," and "Oca." Named "The Gator Gazette" to allegedly create an attractive title ("Gator" comes from the principal's infamous line, "Go Gators!") This newspaper can be found in any boy's restroom, whenever a new edition arrives. Critics of the Gator Gazette claim that the editors desire nothing but fame among Cinco Ranch students, and simply waste time on the newspaper to put on their college resumes.
Person 1: Dude, a new edition of the Gator Gazette is coming out! Can't wait!

Person 2: You read? Gah, there are better things to do in life.

Person 3: That Gatah Gazette aint nothin' but trouble. Bonsal betta' find those pussy editors and whoop 'em with ISS!
A norwegian slang word for "gun" or a pistol. Used mostly on the east side of oslo
"negern skal smake på gætteren min"
gætter by 99plein October 2, 2017

the gazette 

n.: An abstract term referring to the intricate network of gossip woven amidst the lesbian community, primarily based in Miami, FL.
"You mean Nicole went on a business trip and cheated on her girlfriend with some one-legged, drug-addicted, Russian stripper who has 3 kids and now she's moving to Moscow? How do you know?"
"It was in the gazette."
"Oh...right."
the gazette by kay p. zee July 16, 2008
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