girex 

The splashback you get when dropping a fat steamy piece of shit in the toilet water

A: “I shat so hard this morning”
B: “How was the girex?”
A: “Intense.”

girex by Kilimili January 5, 2024

Giregi 

A combination of Korean word "기자 Gija"(journalist) and "쓰레기 Ssregi"(trash) which stands for low-grade journalists who spreads fake news for political/financial purposes, etc.

A : Did you know COVID vaccine causes blood clots and sudden deaths?
B : Poor thing.. You need to stay away from giregi.

Giregi by 🤟😏 May 25, 2021

girel 

girel is a racist slur used to degrade Dominican people. it originated in the 1800s and should not be taken lightly.

“Damn get that girel out of here.”
“Damn he’s really acting like a Girel.”

girel by reppingvlone December 13, 2020

girel 

A degrading racial slur used against hispanics, mainly dominicans. This term originated in the 1800s but it’s still used today. Some would say it’s even similar to the n word. This term is extremely offensive and shouldn’t be taken lightly it’s usually used in more urban areas.

“that boy really acting like a girel.”
“bro can that girel shutup he’s making me so mad.”

girel by hunchokale January 8, 2021

The Gire 

When a man inserts a pocket pussy into another dudes asshole before having sex with him so it’s not gay.

After I gave Brandon The Gire last night, he rolled over and wanted to cuddle, I was like "dude, I'm not gay."

The Gire by biggaygarrettdaddy August 2, 2011

girellyfish 

a glorious combination between two of the best creatures alive - giraffes and jellyfish; yet to be bred with slow lorises (successfully)

Man, I really messed it up this time...

Just hope that the evil girellyfish gods don't come find you!

girellyfish by smessemsee June 16, 2011

Grexit

\grɛgzɪt, grɛksɪt\

A portmanteau of "Greek/Greece" and "exit," the term "Grexit," popularized in May/June of 2015, has been applied to the possible exit of Greece from the European-currency zone, popularly known as the "eurozone" (also "Eurozone," "Euro zone," and "euro zone") because of its heavy debt to EU creditors like Germany.

Greece's recent "no" vote, which means it's rejecting the EU's plan to pull Greece out of debt, might be a victory for Greek sovereignty and democracy, but it's probably going to lead to a Grexit from the eurozone.

Grexit by bighominid July 24, 2015