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What is Gees?Irish slang term for a vagina. "Mary is a complete pain in the arse. She needs a good kick in the gee" Gees - meme gifGees - videoGees - what is it?A horse. I'm going to take my gee-gee out riding today. What does "Gees" mean?A term used to the describe the first person to leave a club or party in order to suck on a large penis. Those french university kids are such gee-gees, Sarah I would probably get checked if I were you. Gees - what does it mean?Your ALL your Granparents Parents... Enjoy them while they last, they are not here for ever, they are usually very old; ALWAYS enjoy hanging with their grandchildren and great grandchildren! Generally much cooler and less scary than one's actual Parents and they are the greatest source of wisdom and advice equal to Google! 1. Gee Gee orders mum, dad, nanna & gramps go stand in the corner til they behave Gees - meaninggee gee slang tearm for horses im off to c the gee gees Gees - definitionNo one is really sure what a Gee Gee is? We do know that it is the Mascot of Ottawa University and that it is normally defined as a horse used by children but that seems so friggin absurd that we have to guess no school would be assinign enough to use it as there mascot. Carleton Rival Song Gees - slang1. Good Game. Expansion of the origional abbreviation gg. Usually said after a round, game or interval of online gaming. gee gee is said so often that it was lost all meaning and is still said even if the game was shit. That is why vgg was invented (Very Good Game). Gee Gee is also spelt as jee jee. 1. random1 says: gg GeesBritish slang for horses. Used in particular in betting terms. I won five hundred quid on the gee gees yesterday. GeesA term used in Yorkshire and Scotland meaning "Give us". "Gees a pint of lager!" GeesGees is the Afrikaans (South Africa) word for 'spirit' or 'motivation.' Pronounced using the rolling G sound common with many other South African words. Wow that party was great, there was so much Gees!! |
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