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Irish colloquial term of endearment.
A good, obliging fellow...
One who has a cheery demeanour and who will help out where he can. Would mostly be used by older generation towards someone a good many years their junior. Can be used in a patronising manner, towards one of your peers.
"There's a good gossom" says Jim as he pats his mate John on the arse, after he walked sheepishly into the room with a tray of tea for all the lads, having lost a bet...
gossom by Dan Devlin September 22, 2007
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1) Can be used interchangeably with the word" awesome".
2) Also refers to how "godly" and kind someone is.
1)Peter: Dudeeee, I got a 2400 AND I won the lottery!
Austin: Whoaaa that's Godsome!

2)Austin: Wow that guy is so Godsome.
Peter: I know man, he always helps people with homework, drives people around, and buys food for the homeless.
Godsome by gniy.nitsua December 16, 2008
1) Can be used interchangeably with the word" awesome".
2) Also refers to how "godly" and kind someone is.
1)Peter: Dudeeee, I got a 2400 AND I won the lottery!
Austin: Whoaaa that's Godsome!

2)Austin: Wow that guy is so Godsome.
Peter: I know man, he always helps people with homework, drives people around, and buys food for the homeless.
Godsome by gniy.nitsua December 17, 2008
1) Can be used interchangeably with the word" awesome".
2) Also refers to how "godly" and kind someone is.
1)Peter: Dudeeee, I got a 2400 AND I won the lottery!
Austin: Whoaaa that's Godsome!

2)Austin: Wow that guy is so Godsome.
Peter: I know man, he always helps people with homework, drives people around, and buys food for the homeless.
Godsome by gniy.nitsua December 16, 2008
1) the new "awesome", usually something that is simply amazing and/or encouraging
2)someone who is very kind, caring, pure, good-moraled
Pete: "Dudeee, I won the lottery and I got accepted to Biola!"
Austin: "Godsome bro!"
Godsome by austinying December 21, 2008

Angela Gossow 

Singer for Arch Enemy, and the sexiest woman alive.
Angela Gossow will kick your ass.
Angela Gossow by Delthryn February 14, 2005
Gowsome !
Gowsome by VincentBlouin February 11, 2010
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”

Notes:
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“I’m not dieting, I’m just on that glippy.”
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fauxstalgia 

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pajama casual 

Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.
We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.
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