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Similar to, reminiscent of, or invoking thoughts of gnaurts. Nasty, disgusting, or evil.
Did you see what happened to that guy's gnaurts? It was a gnaursty sight to behold.
gnaursty by Eric's Fantasy November 18, 2025
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Something thats is grows nasty or sick but there is interest and amazement in it. Then ending up being a hybrid of the word gnar and nasty which ends up gnarsty
Joe "Man have you seen the worlds biggest turd"
Darnell "Damn I aint looking at that shit you're sick"
Harold "It's pretty gnarsty I tell you
Gnarsty by Gnar brawr December 11, 2010
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Of, or pertaining to the words gnarly and nasty

The words gnarly and nasty put together:
Can be described as something nasty or disgusting;
or something awesome and impressive
Wtf is that gnarsty smell?

Damn that trick you pulled off there was gnarsty as hell
Gnarsty by iEnjoi February 17, 2008
Emphasis of the word Garly on the word nasty..... worse than nasty
"Damn, that shit you took smells gnarsty, like seriously that smells hardcore
Gnarsty by trevorOPimp April 27, 2004
snowboarder lingo used to express awesome slopes
Example 1: Dude, i'm gonna go tear up the gnarsty slopes, catchya lataa

Example 2: Dude, your face looks gnarsty in those goggles.

Example 3: Dude, did you see that chick ova there? she's gnarstyyy
gnarsty by Cleopatra696969696969 March 19, 2008
A combination of gnarly and nasty. Can be used in either a positive or negative context.
That fart was so gnarsty it made my eyes water.

You got some gnarsty air on that jump!
Gnarsty by dmrmxup January 3, 2022
The combination of the words gnarly and nasty reffering to a nickname commonly used by the man known as Nicholas Blade Hopwood.
Yo Gnarsty, how is life going for you?
Gnarsty by GNARSTYGNICK September 30, 2008
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