The Gos

Simply the man. No one can touch him. He is your dictator. He tells you to shut up and you listen. He is balding but still has flo. You are jealous of him. He is also known to like coffee.

The Gos Rules.

by KdogMarlyand September 24, 2011

sauce the goss

Sauce is slang for pass or throw and goss is the short form of "gossip" so together it means to give the details on current gossip like "spill the tea" and other phrases.

Carly: GURL
Amber: GURL SAUCE THE GOSS OMG
Carly: *insert gossip here*

by SuburbanSerb October 22, 2017

The Gosling Army

The army made up of geese employed by the former Sir. James in his war on Toaster Lovers. There was and still is much debate as to whether or not they are usefull, or effective soldiers, and whether James' mind has just completely gone to the alcohol. Regardless some still blame the change in migratory patterns among geese in areas where James is active on the geese's obligations by their employment in The War on Toasters. Some even go so far as to claim the geese are forced to wear shock collars that restrict their movement within certain cities though this has never been confirmed.

This Park is said to be patrolled by the Gosling Army.

by James Dracon February 5, 2008

what's the goss?

the cooler way to ask "what's up?"
directly translates to "Do you have any gossip?"

"Hey! I haven't seen you in a while! What's the goss?"

by mackieronii November 3, 2019

Spread the Gospel

(v.) - ejaculating everywhere to cover as much area as possible, like a sprinkler

Kelly: Dammit. Why did you cum all over my face?

Quack: Gotta spread the Gospel.

Jon: LOL

by itsmekellyc May 1, 2011

share the gospel

To have gay sex. Termed after George Alan Rekers, a religious conservative and co-founder of the homophobic "Family Research Council", who was spotted returning from a European gaycation with a male prostitute hired from Rentboy.com. When asked to explain his conduct, Rekers said that the rent boy "let me share the gospel of Jesus Christ with him with many Scriptures in three extended sessions".

That Catholic priest was able to share the gospel with over 9000 of his altar boys.

by OygaBoyga May 16, 2010

what the gosh

A replacement for any other "What the...?" profanity imaginable. Used also as WTG?
Coined by a five year old somewhere in southern CA.

"...And then he was like, 'What the gosh?' because the principal was behind him and it was kinda funny...."

by PrettyMissBHP November 29, 2007