Used interchangably with "I threw up a little in my mouth."
"I can only take a half a cup of this coffee. Any more makes my ass bleed peanut butter."
"That just made me gurge."
"I can only take a half a cup of this coffee. Any more makes my ass bleed peanut butter."
"That just made me gurge."
by Johns May 25, 2005
Jane said, "Hey Denny, you got any shit for sale?" He replied, "Nope, I'm all out until tomorrow. All I got is some gurge for my personal, but I will smoke a bowl with you."
by blundering_buttnut January 11, 2010
First used in this context by Danny Jones from the band McFly in 'McFly Unzipped' on MTV the word gurge means lots of...or a surge of...
It gave me a gurge of opportunities
by startrekker39 July 13, 2005
The water at the bottom of a bong that has turned brown/black from ash, weed and tobacco that has fallen from the cone.
by hardkaw December 06, 2007
vomit (from regurgitate)
by j e walker April 27, 2003
The pouch of fat displayed just below the waistline of an overweight middle-aged woman.
May be used as a noun, adjective, verb or adverb in order to compare a person/object/situation/etc to said pouch of fat.
Similar to the word "smurf" in usage.
May be used as a noun, adjective, verb or adverb in order to compare a person/object/situation/etc to said pouch of fat.
Similar to the word "smurf" in usage.
Oisin: "Look at that pouch of fat displayed just below the waistline of that overweight middle-aged woman."
Niall: "I think it's called a gurge."
Kristian: "Tonight is going to be gurgerrific"
Niall: "I think it's called a gurge."
Kristian: "Tonight is going to be gurgerrific"
by TheGreatMyopiac July 02, 2012
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