guiermo
guiermo by anarchyforpeace July 4, 2008
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guermonprez
guermonprez by tjeff988 April 19, 2022
Guermonprez
A bastardised French form of the English term "Germ Warfare" used to describe military action using biological weapons.
"Them folks might at some point have the capability to use weapons of mass destruction and Guermonprez" - George W Bush in justifying the 2003 genocide in Iraq
Guermonprez by Maq April 4, 2003
Giermo
1) A materialist. Someone who insists on using different sorts of gear in the most unneeded of times. 2) A giermo will always buy the most on a shopping trip, or buy the most flashy/visible things. 3) Also a name for a snobby rich person.
Pronounced: Gee - er - mo.
Pronounced: Gee - er - mo.
1) While climbing a tree with his friends, Ben brought a grappling hook along just for the heck of it. Ben was a Giermo.
2) Sam knew he was a giermo when he saw his flashing glow in the dark shoes, next to his cousin's black and brown ones.
2) Sam knew he was a giermo when he saw his flashing glow in the dark shoes, next to his cousin's black and brown ones.
Giermo by That Shifty Eyed Monkey April 11, 2011
Guierdo
Guierdo by flowebbtide May 9, 2013
guermo
Guermo is short for Guillermo. It also is used for a Puertorican who looks like a Mexican. They are also very fast runners from all of the escaping they do from Trump's Border Control because they are illegal immigrants.
guermo by Puertorican-Mexican January 18, 2018
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