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Gich by smithsn westerns January 25, 2023
np gich
Acronym for "No Problem, Glad I Could Help". Popular among the youths (and certain scrum masters), np gich is used for when just saying 'no problem' is not nearly as polite as you would like it to be. Best when used in emails and teams chats to unsuspecting millennial co-workers.
Person 1: "Thanks for letting me borrow your car to go skiing at Mt. Snow this weekend"
Person 2: "np gich"
Person 2: "np gich"
np gich by HolaSoyJuanita February 19, 2020
GICHAGT
GICHAGT stands for: Girl in car having a great time.
Created by Grace Helbig aka Daily Grace.
It's a satirical joke depicting someone who isn't having a great time sitting in the car.
It's usually hash-tagged as #gichagt on Instagram.
Also can be used by guys, perhaps as 'Guy in car having a great time.'
Created by Grace Helbig aka Daily Grace.
It's a satirical joke depicting someone who isn't having a great time sitting in the car.
It's usually hash-tagged as #gichagt on Instagram.
Also can be used by guys, perhaps as 'Guy in car having a great time.'
GICHAGT by mandacross March 30, 2013
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