gnarpic
A wonderful event that just went perfect. When the gnar was shred sooo hard that it simply is not classifiable with any other adjective. A mix of gnar and epic.
gnarpic by Stunner Mgee January 17, 2007
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gnarticulate
gnarticulate by KeeganGnartin January 11, 2009
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gnarpic • gnarical • Gnarlical • gnarlicious • gnardical • Gnarlic • gnarlicidal • gnarlickle • gnarnicorn • GNARPILL
gnarlicious
(adj.) Used to describe something that is both gnarly an delicious at the same time. Something that's so special and brings so much bliss to life that it can only be encapsulated by this unusual word.
Nadia is so gnarlicious; I miss her immensely (though I'm sure she doesn't feel the same).
Sushi is so gnarlicious I could eat it every waking second of my life.
Sushi is so gnarlicious I could eat it every waking second of my life.
gnarlicious by papermachete November 11, 2005
Gnarlical
gnartic
gnartic by youtube.com/funufanis January 1, 2009
GNARPILL
GNARPILL by masons2010 July 27, 2009
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