guessoline

/ges-oh-ˌlēn/
noun
The fuel added to the fire that is rage when a question is answered with guesses -or more questions, instead of admission that they don't know the answer.

Example of guessoline:

" Where is the okra?"
"Okra, is that like a breakfast cereal?"

by TheDaveAbides December 8, 2021

guendoline

A sweet loving person who cars about their family and friends and has seen threw more stuff then you think but still puts a smile on her face

Guendoline in so sweet

by Guendoline November 7, 2019

Grassoline

Grassoline is a fuel that is made out of the oils from marijuana plants and is considered a "green" source of energy. Now that marijuana is becoming legal across US states, large companies are starting to use grassoline to power generators and fleet vehicles so they can benefit from federal and state enviromental tax credits (Google, Frito-Lay, Arby's, ect..). Another advantage of this fuel is the calming effect the grassoline exhaust provides. 86% of workers who work with grassoline driven equipment claim that they are overall happier, healthier, and hungrier than before according to a federal survey conducted in 2013.

Coby: "Hey, we need more grassoline for the truck"
Dillon: "Can we stop for pizza first?"
Coby: "Yes."

Gary: "These new grassoline generators are 34% more efficient that our old diesel ones"
Senator Frank: "Very good, I will award you nine tax credits."
Gary: "I'd rather just have a pizza party."
Senator Frank: "Ok."

by Varnpike December 3, 2014

Grassoline

The smell of a freshly mowed lawn and the exhaust of the lawnmower doing said mowing.

"Hey i just walked by the freshly mowed football field and it smelled like grassoline"

by Dingleberry1888888888888888888 March 19, 2010

grassoline

An alternative fuel that is derived from the ethanol produced by the switchgrass plant. Because it is so easily grown, switchgrass is a likely candidate for reducing the need for fossil fuels.

After cutting the switchgrass with the lawnmower, the grass cuttings are converted to grassoline. The grassoline is then put into the lawnmower to cut the grass once more.

by fritz123 February 13, 2009