ghorf
A penis fart.
ghorf by Gstringpussylover October 22, 2013
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Ghofran
A very funny girl that is very fun to be around with she always laughs and she keeps everyone entertained. She is taller than most girls and her voice is funny but unique. She is a person to keep in your life forever and losing her would suck for you bc she gives no fucks about anything😎
Dude 1: Damn the girls tall!
Dude 2: Yea shes ghofran.
Dude 1: She seems really cool!!
Dude 2: She is a bunch of people are jealous they aren’t like her.
Dude 2: Yea shes ghofran.
Dude 1: She seems really cool!!
Dude 2: She is a bunch of people are jealous they aren’t like her.
Ghofran by bruh_its_oc July 11, 2019
Ghorme Sabzi
A Persian dish.
From wikipedia:
Qormeh sabzi (Persian: قرمه سبزی) or xoresh-e-sabsi (Persian: خورش سبزی) is an Iranian herb stew. It is an important element of Persian cuisine, often said to be the Iranian "national dish".
The main ingredients are a mixture of sauteed herbs, consisting mainly of parsley, leek, and a smaller amount of fenugreek leaves--where this is usually the dry herb of the mix. The herb mixture has many variations; spinach and coriander are added in some regions, but do not form part of the original recipe. This mixture is cooked with kidney beans or black eyed peas, red onions, chopped chives, pierced dehydrated limes, and tumeric seasoned Lamb shank or neck or veal meat. Traditional Qormeh sabzi is almost always cooked with lamb and kidney beans, while in some northwestern regions of Iran, variations with black-eye beans exist. In recent times, some people replace beans with potatoes, which is also not part of the original recipe. Also, some prefer to leave out the fenugreek, while many consider it to be an essential ingredient. The dish is then served with polo (Persian rice) or over "tah-deeg" (bottom-of-the-pot), the crunchy al-dente section of the twice cooked rice.
AKA. BEST PERSIAN FOOD!!!
From wikipedia:
Qormeh sabzi (Persian: قرمه سبزی) or xoresh-e-sabsi (Persian: خورش سبزی) is an Iranian herb stew. It is an important element of Persian cuisine, often said to be the Iranian "national dish".
The main ingredients are a mixture of sauteed herbs, consisting mainly of parsley, leek, and a smaller amount of fenugreek leaves--where this is usually the dry herb of the mix. The herb mixture has many variations; spinach and coriander are added in some regions, but do not form part of the original recipe. This mixture is cooked with kidney beans or black eyed peas, red onions, chopped chives, pierced dehydrated limes, and tumeric seasoned Lamb shank or neck or veal meat. Traditional Qormeh sabzi is almost always cooked with lamb and kidney beans, while in some northwestern regions of Iran, variations with black-eye beans exist. In recent times, some people replace beans with potatoes, which is also not part of the original recipe. Also, some prefer to leave out the fenugreek, while many consider it to be an essential ingredient. The dish is then served with polo (Persian rice) or over "tah-deeg" (bottom-of-the-pot), the crunchy al-dente section of the twice cooked rice.
AKA. BEST PERSIAN FOOD!!!
Ghorme Sabzi by P.O.P.999 February 4, 2010
ghofran
Ghofran is the most wonderful girl you will meet she is so trustworthy she cares for a lot of people she might be shy a little but she does really care just know she pretty amazing and did i mention he has the most perfect body very she is so
sexy she will make you will fall for her and she is so thick
sexy she will make you will fall for her and she is so thick
boy 1: is that ghofran she is so thick
boy 2: oh my gosh i would love her to be my girlfriend
boy 1:me to dude
boy 2: oh my gosh i would love her to be my girlfriend
boy 1:me to dude
ghofran by cool amazing person May 24, 2018
Ghorky
Ghorky by JuiceGrapeJuice February 27, 2021
ghorbonet beram
In persian it means: May I be sacrificed for you, which means I adore you, I love you very much.It is also used as sweetie, honey or love.
Fadat besham also has the same meaning.
Fadat besham also has the same meaning.
ghorbonet beram by Yekta SHakiba May 4, 2008
Glorfindel
Elven character in Tolkiens The Lord Of The Rings, who's character was replaced for the film version by Arwen (liv tyler). Presumably due to the apparent need for a "hot chick" to boost ticket sales.
Glorfindel by Ash-Li August 21, 2003