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football/soccer expression referring to an awesomely amazing goal.
This term is used by spanish speakers all around the world.
Que golazo! <<-- what a goal!
golazo by myoriginalname February 23, 2008
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A goal scored in soccer (football) that is seen as colossal, thus the joining of the two words to make a Spanish portmanteau.
It's a goal! Colossal goal! Golazo!
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A passionate soccer brand based in Seattle, WA that produces foods and beverages with all natural ingredients, Latin-inspired flavors, and functionality for the pitch. Their mission: We Fuel Fútbol.
I've got a game later today & need to pick up some Golazo so I stay energized & hydrated.
Golazo by Score Golazo November 7, 2011
is when you score in soccer directly from a corner kick.
or sometimes when you score a beautiful improbable goal it is called a golazo.
colombia won the game 2:1, but brasil's goal was a golazo!
golazo by janko17 July 19, 2005
A meeting (usually one weekend long) of High School friends for the sole purpose of destroying liver and brain cells with the help of larger quantities of beverages containing ethanol and acting utterly bonkers.
"I damn near died of alcohol poisining last Golazo."
Golazo by Käptn March 20, 2018
Term used to note the scoring of an amazing goal in soccer (football to those who are un-American).
Wow dude, Ronaldinho just scored a sick golaso!
golaso by Anish Mitra June 20, 2006

galazord 

a zord that is the defintion of badasss
guy1:wow ur an effing galazord man

guy2:i kno right
galazord by galazord February 15, 2009
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Me: Woah! TLDU!
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