1)a white little boy that hopes to get layed but knows he never will
2) a bitch to the devil
3) mommas boy that will become the 40 year old virgin
2) a bitch to the devil
3) mommas boy that will become the 40 year old virgin
by JORDAN` March 2, 2008
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Someone's gay husband. Usually a female's best friend who happens to be gay. Or a female's husband on facebook who is gay. Husband meaning best friend, not actually meaning that they're married. It's like... a joke.
Emily: "If Matt's gay, then why is he listed as your husband on facbeook?"
Jenna: "He's my gausband! DUH."
Jenna: "He's my gausband! DUH."
by ieatyourfacerawr April 12, 2010
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Get the glanshandler mug.Usually marked by a squiggly line in the music, a glissando is an effect in which a musician makes one note 'slide' into another.
A trombone player performs a glissando by moving the slide without tonguing.
A piano player performs a gliss by dragging his or her fingers along the keys.
A harpist drags his or her fingers along the strings on a harp to glissando.
A guitarist will pluck a note, and while the string is still vibrating, he or she will slide their finger along the neck.
A string player glisses similarly to a guitarist, but instead of plucking they will play a note with their bow.
A brass player that isn't a trombonist or a woodwind player will simply play a chromatic scale between the two notes.
A piano player performs a gliss by dragging his or her fingers along the keys.
A harpist drags his or her fingers along the strings on a harp to glissando.
A guitarist will pluck a note, and while the string is still vibrating, he or she will slide their finger along the neck.
A string player glisses similarly to a guitarist, but instead of plucking they will play a note with their bow.
A brass player that isn't a trombonist or a woodwind player will simply play a chromatic scale between the two notes.
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