Hitting the G
Coloquial phrase originating from Los Angeles that refers to "going to the gym". Not to be confused with the erroneous reference to the sexual phrase, "hitting the g spot".
Hitting the G by K Nguyen September 5, 2011
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hitting the g spot
hitting the g spot by Ricardo Lovehammer July 26, 2024
hitting the high G
A promiscuous jazz musician who can hit the resonant frequency of a woman's "G" spot using only his voice.
hitting the high G by DakkaLad January 19, 2009
hitting the griddy
"The Griddy" is a dance move in which athletes celebrate making a goal by. This dance move originated and created by Allen 'Griddy' Davis. Often people say "Hit the Griddy!" which just means 'do the griddy.'
hitting the griddy by lbsprog55 June 12, 2022
hitting the griddy for ukraine
It is the best thing to do to support Ukraine. Vladimir Putin is scared of this threat. I am doing it right now
hitting the griddy for ukraine by Bill Whitby September 6, 2022
Hitting the glove
Hitting the glove by Richnyung124 October 20, 2015
Skibidi mewing and rizzing in ohio while looking at the best gyatts and hitting the griddy
if you have ever used these words together in a sentence while speaking to someone, please never talk to anyone ever again.
Person 1: Hey man, lets do some skibidi mewing and rizzing in ohio while looking at the best gyatts and hitting the griddy!
Person 2: *turns into an irish skibidi gooner* WHAT IN THE ACTUAL SIGMA HAVE YOU DONE TO MY LEVEL 85489284483992018384742982 GYATT
Person 2: *turns into an irish skibidi gooner* WHAT IN THE ACTUAL SIGMA HAVE YOU DONE TO MY LEVEL 85489284483992018384742982 GYATT
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