Gloath
"Hey Mike are you keen for a free pizza?"
"Fuckin' gloath."
"Omg this pizza tastes awesome."
"Gloath to that!"
"Fuckin' gloath."
"Omg this pizza tastes awesome."
"Gloath to that!"
Gloath by Graham Hume July 3, 2014
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Gloatbook
What Facebook has become, specifically, a forum to gloat about your amazing life. This includes uploading too many baby or wedding photos, status updates about travel experiences, and pictures of food recently consumed.
Everyone I know: You should check out my Facebook page. I have all my wedding photos there! And an ultrasound of my fetus! And pictures of my hotel room in Bali! And the ice cream sundae I just ate that had chocolate sauce and whipped cream all over it. OMG, my life is so amazing!!!
Me: Gloatbook
Me: Gloatbook
Gloatbook by cherryblossom November 8, 2012
Gloat
To brag. Gloating usually involves bringing up someone else's failures, not just the gloater's successes.
Gloat by Diggity Monkeez May 31, 2005
gloathy
A very big item. It has a rough texture to it, and is mostly used when describing turd logs. It has the texture of a load of bread and is hefty, but floats in water. You can also use it to describe a boat.
goathog
goathog by crackbabyabortions July 27, 2016
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