gerner, a word used to describe the jaw movements when a person is under the influence of ectacy. Or another name for exctacy
by ianb cray z February 23, 2005
by peter file February 23, 2005
When sadman and the hebrew hammer said "draus" during the movie they were acting like frickin gerns.
by GREGOR DRAUS February 16, 2007
by peter file February 23, 2005
by ralph borko July 15, 2006
To connect the knee with an agressors leg at high velocity.
The gern is effective due to its ability to incapacitate the target leg. Therefore preventing any chance of the target retaliating with a chase.
To increase the effectiveness of the gern, it can be combined with a leap. There is a positive correlation between length of run-up and the gerns effectiveness.
When using the gern, accuracy is paramount. A miss can lead to a swift retaliation, usually a John in the head.
Proper gern technique is hard to master.
The gern is effective due to its ability to incapacitate the target leg. Therefore preventing any chance of the target retaliating with a chase.
To increase the effectiveness of the gern, it can be combined with a leap. There is a positive correlation between length of run-up and the gerns effectiveness.
When using the gern, accuracy is paramount. A miss can lead to a swift retaliation, usually a John in the head.
Proper gern technique is hard to master.
"Hes been practising his gern against that locker all week."
"Andy called Craig ginger, so he gerned him in the leg."
"The triple jump went wrong, and I ended up gerning the teacher."
"Andy called Craig ginger, so he gerned him in the leg."
"The triple jump went wrong, and I ended up gerning the teacher."
by borris the blade September 28, 2006
by Chris Linkous May 4, 2005