glampse
Short for glamourous
glampse by kipzonderkop November 30, 2013
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Glampse
A glampse is a hybrid of glance and glimpse. A glance is an intentional short look at something, a glimpse is an accidental short look at something. So when your intent is to accidentally see something, you glampse at it.
Glampse by Trixareforkids December 6, 2013
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glampse
glampse is when you look at something real quick and then look away really quick
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glampse by dbettttssssss April 21, 2018
glampers
Did you see those glampers? They have an air conditioner in their 12 person tent along with WiFi and a flat-screen.
technocamper
technocamper
glampers by hazelnutty April 17, 2014
glimpse
Gay slang
Call for sex in club's bathroom stall, often while using psychedelics.
Often used by gay guys in non gay clubs.
Origin of meaning is to glimpse into bathroom stall where one person will be waiting for another.
Call for sex in club's bathroom stall, often while using psychedelics.
Often used by gay guys in non gay clubs.
Origin of meaning is to glimpse into bathroom stall where one person will be waiting for another.
glimpse by GayClubber March 29, 2020
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