guiry

It means Keeper of the dogs they are super friendly and the name is usually a last name. Sometimes they are shy but their personality really shows.

Mr. Guiry owns that animal shelter down the street. He lets me take care of his dogs.

guiry by Lolachoda May 30, 2018

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Guirlene

A cute female who seems to be unattainable. She's mysterious, funny, smart, kind, and the best friend a guy could have. She takes care of the people she loves and is open for discussion on anything brought to her attention. she's independent, goofy, can fix just about anything, very technical, can do basic car maintenance yet be a girly girl and literally makes the world more beautiful everywhere she goes with her bubbly personality. She can be shy with new people, even anti-social until she's comfortable and although people think she can be stuck up because of her quietness. A person that is often misunderstood. She actually is ALL HEART, you just have to get to know her first. She'll actually talk to you about your problems if no one else will. She actually cares about your feelings and fears. Wifey material.

Guirlene is so different from the others, she puts a smile on my face for no reason.

Guirlene by urbanzzzzz1 December 13, 2012

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guidry

A Cajuan last name typically found in southern Lousoniana and parts of Sweden.

Bobby Guidry is the best garbage man in Stockholm!

guidry by Lufenhighmer May 29, 2016

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guiri

Somewhat pejorative term for a foreigner, usually a tourist, who happens to be in Spain and stands out as being pretty obviously not a local. The term is usually used to refer to fairer-skinned people from the likes of Great Britain or Germany, but can be extended to any foreigner that is in Spain.

"Going to a restaurant for dinner at 7 o'clock will make people think you're a guiri"

"Do you even care about Spain's people, culture, language or history? No, all you guiris want is to come here to get drunk and sunburnt."

guiri by Mike from Spain March 24, 2008