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a way to refer to a person that enjoys the musician Glaive, usually in a non-supportive way
Person 1: Man, I love this new glaive song!
Person 2: You're just another glaiver.
glaiver by cashangel July 18, 2025
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Ash Gutierrez a Hyperpop Artist , he is 16 and makes awesome music. He's trying to give his Genre a different name but he'll go for Hyperpop for now.
Hi Glaive if u see this you're freaking amazing!! <333 :))
Swag Person : Hey! Did you listen to the new album that Glaive made??
Swag Person 2 : YEAH!!! My favorite song is Poison and 1984!!!
Glaive by Cherryzcool August 14, 2021
Pretty cool artist, hyperpop dude lol. Glaive if you see this hi :)
Person 1: hey what you listening to

Person 2: pissed by glaive

Person 1: nice dude
Glaive by Ok.,?!- June 22, 2021
What Professer Frink from The Simpsons yells when he is either excited or upset.
Professer Frink "I could be a jedi, with the shwingggg shwingggg OH GLAIVEN"
Glaiven by Sam Telfer June 11, 2006

glaive boner syndrome 

When ever you hear a song by glaive you get a boner 5 seconds I
Am I only the only one here with glaive boner syndrome
glaive boner syndrome by Redjet64 November 18, 2021
A fictitious human organ whose purpose is to turn solid waste product into rancid smelling gas - which is eventually expelled through the anus.
Please excuse my awful farts...I have an overactive gliver.
gliver by Zen January 3, 2007

Silence Glaive 

The giant scepter carried by Sailor Saturn in the "Sailor Moon" series.
Silence Glaive Surprise!

(Everything's destroyed)
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