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Gaydar

An inherent sense that most heterosexual women have to distinguish whether a male is homosexual. Apparent meaning: Inherent sense that heterosexual women have to be able to distinguish More…

gaymer

A homosexual individual who plays video games ="He is in a gaming club with his fellow gaymers." Etymology : Blend of the words "gay" and "gamer" More…

gaysian

Referring to a person who is both gay and Asian. Almost exclusively used to describe males. =There's this adorable gaysian who sits behind me in math class. Etymology : Gay+Asian: More…

Gaysian

A person of Asian decent who is homosexual =Used in a younger context to describe what are typically gay asian males. Term is often used fondly, rather than derogatorily as the word More…

Gaysian (1)

A person of Asian decent who is homosexual =Used in a younger context to describe what are typically gay asian males. Term is often used fondly, rather than derogatorily as the word More…

Gaytarded

the quality of being stupid or lacking This is a word coined by teenagers to show their hostility toward a specific person, action, or idea. When describing a person, it is used to More…

Gazillion

an infinite measure; an incalculable and indeterminate number. Gazillion was derived from the 1940’s word zillion, recorded by Damon Runyon. Adolescents tend to exaggerate in their More…

gazillion

an outrageously large number Gazillion is a playoff of million and billion, meaning that there are too many to count, or just a large number in general. =I hate mosquitoes. I get a More…

gazingo

used to describe something that happens quickly, all of a sudden - similar to an onomatopoeia =You’re working on an idea, you walk away from it for a while, then you come back and – More…

gdude

a person who either invited them to gmail or a person who is infatuated with good products clipping of google and compounding with dude. =Hey gdude, what are you up to? Etymology : More…

Gear

(Creative Variation) Clothing and accessories =Generally used to describe new clothing or accessories that one has acquired [Also: geared up] Etymology : Circa 1200, gear is explicitly More…

gearotica

Technological accessories that would excite one very strongly. Compact word so that people interested in technology could describe their devotion or affection for electronic accessories. More…

Geaux

to cheer a team or to set about to win Many Louisiana words/last names end in -eaux, e.g. Breaux Mart, Boudreaux, etc. The –eaux ending is probably a French/Cajun influence taking More…

Gedanken

Thinking about eating a dank meal. =Gedanken in German is the word for thoughts, and a “gedanken experiment” is a thought experiment that frequently is used in science circles for More…

geekcraft

The process of utilizing advanced technical knowhow and techniques =Formed by analogy to witchcraft. Draws on popular metaphor of sufficiently advanced technology appearing to be magic, More…

Geekdom

the state of being a geek, or existing in his or her own geeky world. A geek can be defined as an extremely smart person, usually lacking social skills. Etymology : Clipping of kingdom More…

Geeked

(slang) to be under the influence of drugs and alcohol simultaneously =Used most commonly in the realm of heavy drug users Etymology : probably a spin on another slang definition of More…

Geeked out

(novel creation) A euphemism for someone being on the study drug Adderall. =The term was a novel creation here on Rice campus due to the huge extent of study drugs permeating throughout. It More…

Geekin

(clipping) an individual who is acting out control usually due to taking a drug or other unknown substance =Geekin’ is commonly used among African American drug users. It is usually said More…

Geezle

To act silly or make a mistake. The derivation of this word goes back to a Popeye film in which a character was the "Grand Geezle." It also has some relation to the word giggle in English More…


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