gelation
gelation by Joshua Gay October 26, 2010
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Gelatine Globes by Working Class Hero January 1, 2021
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Gelatin
A green jell-o that has competed in a online YouTube channel for 2 seasons. He is currently on TEAM ICE CUBE!!!
Heh. I always liked deep fried donuts.
Barf bag: GELATIN that was a little insensitive of you.
Dark humor is the was some people cope with tradjey
Barf bag: GELATIN that was a little insensitive of you.
Dark humor is the was some people cope with tradjey
Gelatin by CorygamesYT September 22, 2019
gelatino
skeleton on the gelatin
October's "elf on the shelf".
A bowl of gelatin is left around the house that a small skeleton rests on top of. The skeleton watches children and, if they're bad, comes to life and haunts them until after Halloween.
Color of gelatin does not matter. Aim for green or red.
A bowl of gelatin is left around the house that a small skeleton rests on top of. The skeleton watches children and, if they're bad, comes to life and haunts them until after Halloween.
Color of gelatin does not matter. Aim for green or red.
Child: " But I don't wanna clean my room and take out the trash!"
Adult: " That's cool. The 'skeleton on the gelatin' may just come and haunts your ass then."
Adult: " That's cool. The 'skeleton on the gelatin' may just come and haunts your ass then."
skeleton on the gelatin by TripodJim September 22, 2019
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Gelatio
a)"I'm beat, I could sure go for some Dairy Queen and a blowjob"
b)"This is Europe, there's no Diary Queen here"
a)"Fine then, some Gelato and a blowjob. You know...Gelatio"
b)"Hot eats, cool treats!"
b)"This is Europe, there's no Diary Queen here"
a)"Fine then, some Gelato and a blowjob. You know...Gelatio"
b)"Hot eats, cool treats!"
Gelatio by Randolph Street September 15, 2010
gelatinophobia
The fear of Jell-O brand gelatin or any type of gelatin, jelly included. Characterised by the avoidance of such materials and the refusal to consume said materials. People with gelatinophobia often find the wiggling of gelatin based food gross.
Nathan: I won't be eating jelly for a very long time.
Mike: I guess you caught Kel's gelatinophobia.
Mike: I guess you caught Kel's gelatinophobia.
gelatinophobia by miketaba July 12, 2008
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