greth
a kind person with great humor and loves hogwarts and she a slytherin because she has power and if you try to embarrass her she will pull a uno reverse card on you bby<3
greth by the slytherins October 23, 2020
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greth
a very kind person with great humor and loves hogwarts and she is a slytherin because she has power and if you try to embarrass her she will pull a uno reverse card on you bby<3
greth by the slytherins October 23, 2020
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Geethan
Geth
Popular saying for conflict, bad blood, or 'beef', local to the region of Yorkshire and the Midlands.
Used colloquially to signify having trouble or an issue with someone or something.
Used colloquially to signify having trouble or an issue with someone or something.
I'm having some right geth with this new car. First the break pads, now the faulty gearbox ...
Adam has a bit of geth with Darren for sleeping with his missus.
I was getting some geth off the young'en this morning.
Yeah sorry for gething with you earlier. I wasn't after trouble or meaning to give you any geth.
Adam has a bit of geth with Darren for sleeping with his missus.
I was getting some geth off the young'en this morning.
Yeah sorry for gething with you earlier. I wasn't after trouble or meaning to give you any geth.
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