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Gees is the Afrikaans (South Africa) word for 'spirit' or 'motivation.' Pronounced using the rolling G sound common with many other South African words.
Wow that party was great, there was so much Gees!!
Gees by Rikcon007 April 9, 2012
Words you can keep
Jesus, jees, jeeeesus, geeesus, gees
"The Cowboys are leading 28-0"
"Gees"
gees by Benteke October 6, 2015
Related Words
geese geesh geesus geesed geesin Geesing Geeses Geesebump geeseman geeso
gees is another word for chicks
1.look at dem Gees there so fine
2.where did all the sexy gees go
gees by Andrew De Sousa September 25, 2006
A term used in Yorkshire and Scotland meaning "Give us".
"Gees a pint of lager!"
Gees by AfterWars February 20, 2013
Goood vibes, energy. It’s a better word for team spirit. Use it when doing dumb shit that makes everybody happy/laugh.
Let’s do a shot for the Gees!

This place has Gees!
Gees by Bally/Ballan August 29, 2018
The most direct translation from the native Afrikaans (of South Africa) is "spirit" and that captures most, but not all of the essence of what gees is all about. An event or get together can have gees. A person can encapsulate gees.

Gees is also interchangeable with "cool", "fun", "positive" or "awesome" and is one of those fantastic words whose meaning shifts depending on context.
Holy kak boet, that braai was gees!

Fok, that guy over there has all the gees hey...

We really need to get the gees going at this funeral. Everyone's pretty lam...

Maritjie is a bit of a poes, but at least Johan makes up for it with major gees!
gees by areallynicegravelbike June 25, 2021

Gees a gobble 

Scottish translation:

--Gees = Give
--a = Us
--gobble = Gobble

In essence, give me a gobble in the sense gobble my cock.
Hey there girl, fancy gees a gobble?
Gees a gobble by Saha.A October 13, 2008
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