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My Wife, Gepasa.
George: Hello Gepasa
Acid: Shut up Twink, stop trying to steal my wife
gepasa by Acid_The_Gepasa_Simp December 15, 2020
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My Wife, Gepasa.
George: Hello Gepasa
Acid: Shut up Twink, stop trying to steal my wife
gepasa by Acid_The_Gepasa_Simp December 15, 2020
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My Wife, Gepasa.
George: Hello Gepasa
Acid: Shut up Twink, stop trying to steal my wife
gepasa by Acid_The_Gepasa_Simp December 15, 2020
Plural form of the word geis. A magic taboo in irish mythology, usually bestowed by women upon men (or by a goddess). Brings power if obeyed, and dishonour and even death if disobeyed. Just your average women talk, then. The welsh equivallent is tynged.
Dude, when my girlfriend talks its like geasa, you can't argue.

Man, you are so nerdy
geasa by Pelao824 December 16, 2013
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