Stands for 'good even game'. Often used ironically instead of GG by salty people who think the match wasn't fair.

Something funny, approximately equal to 'laugh'. Can also be used to a person who is frequently funny.

Used mostly in Northern Ireland, often alongside the word quare.

Meaning to rudely interrupt/join in a conversation without being invited. Originates from Liverpool, England.

From scouseland;

-Someone who goes to something they weren't actually invited to
- Someone who butts into, or who is listening to a conversation
- Someone who tags along

Can be used as a noun or verb- "gegging in"

A person who joins a conversation, without invitation. Mostly used in Liverpool, England

Gegs is a slang word for glasses

Origin: Liverpool, England.

When a person buts into a conversation uninvited or follows a group without being asked they are a "geg". "Geg out!" is often used to tell someone to leave the conversation/group