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Go Gorilla

It's to get hype or fired up and/or go crazy. You can go gorilla when you're happy or angry, sort of like beast mode. Check it.
Example 1 (angry): When my lil bro broke my football trophy I went gorilla on his black ass.

Example 2 (hype/happy): Our whole team started to go gorilla when we scored a much needed touch down.
Go Gorilla by Thankyoubasedgod November 28, 2012
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Gorilla Go 

To go hard at something or bum rush it.
Im finna Gorilla Go get them new Jordan's! Bet I get them today to add to my shoe program!
Gorilla Go by Terry Bad Ice November 6, 2017

go-rilla ho 

A ho that is go-rillin. Basically a ho that knows how to suck dick.
Go-rilla ho. I want a go-rilla ho for this pimpin. Is there any go-rilla hoes in the building? A had every ho but a go-rilla ho. I want a bitch that's go-rilla hoin. Throwin' pussy blood on the track.

gonorilla 

A large, hairy primate, posessing god-like dancing skills, with the ability to eat numerous burritos during a gynocological examination.
"That damn gonorilla sharted on the doctor while it was in the stirrups again."
gonorilla by doorag willy November 4, 2006

gogrilla 

A giant ape with mad grillz and mad DJ skillz.
"Ey papi look at that dude on the deck be droppin' some sick moombah"
"Yah maan he a gogrilla"
gogrilla by Xigga February 27, 2016

Gogotilla 

Jacob Bruno
Gogotilla
Gogotilla by republic of africa October 4, 2020
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hey let's get a drink of that?

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I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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