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Ginuary is when one drinks gin every single day of the month of January. No other alcohol is allowed and you must drink every day. New Amsterdam gin is preferred, this is primarily because you can get a handle for 22 dollars. This month was created by a college student named Raven who when given a handle of New Amsterdam in January of her freshman year, she decided to come up with the tradition.
It’s Ginuary! Drink up bitch!
Your drinking vodka?! Get on the Gin train!
It Ginuary get your Gin out!
ginuary by edgarallanposer October 29, 2019
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A descriptive word with two meanings. Can be used to describe a strange smell which has some resemblance to a dirty vagina or to describe a woman’s vagina that is extra large or meatier than normal.
1 - fuck me what’s that smell, that smells well ginary
2 - took a chick home from the club last night. Went down on her and she was ginary as hell.
Ginary by Kingy_86 February 3, 2019
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Ginary is a very sweet, funny and outgoing girl. She will always treat you right and everyone loves her. Ginary is also smart, sensitive, and the best friend you could ever have!
Person 1: Dude, Ginary is so nice!
Person 2: Yes, I wish she was my friend!
Ginary by chocochipicecreambowl December 25, 2017
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