Gwiddy
Gwiddy by cornilius.duh February 13, 2023
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Gwiddy
Gwiddy by cornilius.duh February 13, 2023
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griddy
Joe: Hey Pops, I got something enormous biting on my line. I don't think I could hold on.
Pops: Stay griddy son, the fish will eventually tire itself out.
Pops: Stay griddy son, the fish will eventually tire itself out.
griddy by Ricky Fort February 19, 2022
Griddy
The Griddy is a dance usually used after a touchdown in football. When you jog move your hands back and forth from your front and back. Eventually, you will put an, "OK" sign over your eyes for about two seconds. and keep jogging.
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