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gegget by seanlikeskites June 1, 2009
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Gugget
Gugget by Paisley-Michelle September 29, 2009
Gegged up
After consuming 9 beers, 5 shots of vodka & a joint all by herself, Alice was gegged up enough to make out with Bob's knee on the way to the floor.
Gegged up by Künsthaus Tacheles July 6, 2008
Gegger
Offensive English word for someone who has long hair or dresses differently from the rest of the flock. Applied to people into alternative/Rock/Metal music. usually said by immature closed minded people who wear nothing but brand name clothes in various garish colours.
Gegger by Lee Tatlock February 5, 2004
Giggety
1.Usually said when someone or yourself says a sexual joke.
2.Usually said when someone or yourself is sexually aroused.
3.The catch phrase of a character named Quagmire on the hit T.V. show Family Guy.
2.Usually said when someone or yourself is sexually aroused.
3.The catch phrase of a character named Quagmire on the hit T.V. show Family Guy.
1. Anonymous Pervert 1: That's what she said!
Anonymous Pervert 2: Giggety!
2. Woman: Fuck me harder!
Anonymous Person Having Sex 1: Giggety!
3. Quagmire: Giggety giggety giggety giggety giggety giggety giggety goo! Alright.
Anonymous Pervert 2: Giggety!
2. Woman: Fuck me harder!
Anonymous Person Having Sex 1: Giggety!
3. Quagmire: Giggety giggety giggety giggety giggety giggety giggety goo! Alright.
Giggety by lolzielol. April 12, 2010
Guggett
Guggett by the guggett maker February 9, 2019
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