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Alternative pronunciation of "girl" in a non-traditional Maori accent.

Describes a female that you either despise, or are attracted to.

Can be used in both a threatening tone, and a seductive nature.
"Get in the car gewl"

"Make me some eggs gewl"

*sniff* "Far you smell good gewl"

"See that gewl over there"

"I'm untouchable, you don't even know gewl"
Gewl by Lil-kazakh August 13, 2020
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Good and kewl. When you get mixed up and start to say "good" but it turns into "cool"
"Omg, that Gen is so gewl!"
Gewl by !!!zan!!! July 24, 2006
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Chur gewl 

One of many words associated with the Maori word "Chur"

Chur gewl means many things and is most commonly used in the southern region of NZ
Mr P: Chur gewls
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Chur gewl by NetCommWireless October 30, 2020

Chur gewl 

Usely when one of the bro’s is making an impression of how they try to pick up a chick
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An acknowledgment of a fact, implying indifference or low-level disdain. Like the CB radio term "10-4", but of mundane or slightly annoying real-life situations.
Local Man: "Hey Area Man, wake up! You've gotta be at work in half an hour!"

Area Man: "Gewld."
gewld by Wristy In The Jar January 7, 2011
Founded by two sisters, Lynzee and Jordan from Kelowna, gew directly translates to girl but can hold many meanings. Usually things surrounded by a lot of love can be referred to as gew. (ie dogs and sisters) Gewlove then can be used to say i love you because combining the two words intensify the message. Gewlove simply means i love you.
"okay, im going home now. I will see you later. Gewlove."

"Gewlove."
Gewlove by gewsister March 4, 2009
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