Giang is a very gorgeous Vietnamese girl. She caress a lot about her friends and family, but also about her looking. She’s popular at school and many student know her. Giang cares about what people think of her that’s why she criticizes herself for anything.
“Hey, how are you? You seem to be upset”
“I’m fine, it’s nothing to worry about. You are so sweet, your name must be Giang.”
“I’m fine, it’s nothing to worry about. You are so sweet, your name must be Giang.”
by YourBishh07 November 12, 2020
by Sunshine543534 August 11, 2009
a name commonly associated with people who have haircuts that resemble helmets; creatures that wear things on their heads, a species in Perth - Western Australia that is both attractive and strangely repulsive and unfashionable.
a 'Giang' person - members of the rock and roll movements during the 70s with helmet style haircuts. Creatures from Bayswater, Perth.
by Viet Dictionary May 2, 2008
a giange is a peron who is very goodlooking and is extremely impressive , someone who always conveys confidence and has every beautiful girl rapped around his finger,
and is also someone so cool that the word cool was no longer cool enough to descrive him . so they call gim..'giange'
sexy
hot
hk
giange
and is also someone so cool that the word cool was no longer cool enough to descrive him . so they call gim..'giange'
sexy
hot
hk
giange
giancarlo gallifuoco is a 'giange'
by theguywiththething June 10, 2011
Gianging or to Giange is when one feels a strong blend of pure frustration and red hot rage simultaneously.
by GDF2 January 17, 2014
1) verb, To fail at a task in such a way that the next heighest score is more than twice yours.
2) noun, (compliments of the Disabler), a failure of epic proportions that elicits enough depression to feign away from trying hard enough to succeed in the future, but not enough to feign away from failing once and again.
2) noun, (compliments of the Disabler), a failure of epic proportions that elicits enough depression to feign away from trying hard enough to succeed in the future, but not enough to feign away from failing once and again.
by TANGO TIME November 7, 2008